Watches - another OCD problem
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G - if you want to get even more esoteric with your Blancpain you could always get the X Fathoms
http://www.watchreport.com/2011/10/the-blancpain-x-fathoms.html
I think I prefer the 'traditional', but just throwing it out there
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I did have more watches than wrists , one time - fittled it down to two .
Seiko divers and an Arctura Chronograph , both kinetic .Cheers,
Scott
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Anyone seen the Robert Loomes Robin watch?
I'm on their mailing list, which is sadly about as near as I'll ever get to one! They sent this link recently as well:
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I took a look at a Fifty Fathoms in Selfridges yesterday. It's a lovely looking piece, and you can see why someone might want to spend the extra over something like an Omega.
I also saw the Jaeger-LeCoultre Tribute to Deep Sea Chronograph…
It's a couple of grand cheaper than the Fifty Fathoms, but lacks the all-important waterproofing for someone like Giles.
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I'm presuming not your Discus Burger, for which the answer would obviously be yes. For a more ordinary watch, I'd say probably. Could just be the rate adjustment pointer thingy (and yes, that is the technical term:) ) got knocked out of position and a repair guy could readjust it for a few pounds. At the very least, someone competent could tell you how expensive the repair would be.