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Burberry Brit collection still remain one of the most purchased affordable Eau de Parfums on the market
All of the Burberry Brit collection still remain one of the most purchased affordable Eau de Parfums on the market, as they have a smooth fragrance that is long lasting but not overpowering,With the wonderful Burberry London for women, Burberry Classic for women, Burberry Brit Sheer for women, plus many more you will be spoilt for choice.

Need a proper Bezel
Hello again all.So much experience here, hopefully someone can help. First, the story on this watch. It's my father's, and the one that put the hook in me for watches. He bought it in Singapore in '59 or '60 while working his way around the world-sometimes as a diver. He wore it continously until the early 80's when the case seal was compromised and condensation got in. He threw it in the drawer, expecting it to be done for good. I rescued it about 16 years ago and sent it to the Omega dealer in Calgary for repair. They shipped it to a fellow in Vancouver who did the work. Luckily, the movement (501) was fine and only required a cleaning. He advised against redoing the dial so I have kept it original, water stains & all. He said he was unable to determine what the correct bezel should have been for this watch, so he installed the one you see on it.(it had no insert and was just a stainless, non-rotating ring. My wife made the bezel insert on her laser engraver). The bezel is the co

Wrist size?
From what I read its the wrist size that makes the watch look big/small, whatever.I've noticed that my hand and forearm that make my Sub look smaller. I have a built forearm and 7.5" wrist but its my mitts that dwarf my watch. You may have a lesser diameter wrist but a large paw.Has anyone noticed this? I'll post pics of comparison of my Sub vs Super Avenger, on my wrist.

Another Citizen Gem...
Hey Guys,Just picked up this unique little gem from the house of Citizen, my dozenth Citi!Its the BT0070-01A, a square dressy/sporty watch with perpetual calender, not very useful 24hr subdial and not much else.This watch is all about the details though, with some unusual design touches such as the textured crown and pushers, the textured dial with huge date, 3D markers and numerals and the gorgeous case with some nice curves and mix of brushed and polished areas. The black strap is beautifully supple, thickly padded and has a nice contrast red stitch that complements the dial very nicely.From what i can gather this beauty was released into the Euro markets but is available sparingly from some usual Asian suspects. As soon as i saw it, i knew it had to come home and as usual i have no dissapointment...the quality, as you can see, is exceptional!cheers.

More Omega 70's goodness, but...
This time it's a quartz - well, a Seamaster Megaquartz F32. From 1971 I think (god, I LOVE these 70's Omegas) and I'm very, very (very) pleased with it.