similar site for men''s watches

[printer]

now its my turn! my fiance will be getting me a watch for our wedding - does anyone know of a site similiar to this where i can go to start my research?

 

[belle]

try www.timezone.com

 

[Orange]

A few weeks ago, someone on PS posted something about www.timezone.com . It''s pretty informative, and the guys on there are worse than we are!

 

[dastewar]

I use timezone and became interested in Omega. Chronocentric has a good Omega forum, but not many other (if any) brands.

 

[lmurden]

www.worldofwatches.com

 

[Dancing Fire]

and this one.
http://www.watchnet.com/


i love mechanical watches

.my other addiction.

see my avatar.

 

[Dancing Fire]

Date: 6/2/2005 3:20:30 PM
Author: Orange
A few weeks ago, someone on PS posted something about www.timezone.com . It''s pretty informative, and the guys on there are worse than we are!

what do you mean? i haven''t post there lately.

 

[codex57]

I used TimeZone myself when I was looking for my watch. Omega Constellation Chronometer (automatic/mechanical watch).

Never checked out watchnet, but looking at Dancing Fire''s watch, I can tell he''s got good taste so I''d bet the site he recommended would be pretty good too. I''m not baller enough like him to afford such a nice watch as what he''s got.

Also, pop into a bookstore like Barnes & Nobles or Borders. There''s a couple of watch magazines that has tons of eye candy concerning watches.

 

[jteh]

try www.watchuseek.com

they have forums for a whole range of brands ranging from casio all the way up to rolex/patek/other high end manufacturers