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G wrote:I am curious, after you read the comments did you do some independent research on the android?
I don't feel that anyone more research is needed on my part. I'm happy with the purchase, and the discussions that we've had today have not changed that.
I guess it's all subjective. Someone posted a picture last page of a watch with a 7750. That's a great movement, but I simply would not own that watch. So for me to pay $700 for a watch that has a 7750, but is not pleasing to my eye does not make any sense to me. Here I go again, I said I was not going here again.
Well, I can understand that you would not like this model with the 7750...No problem at all!
I was just illustrating a 700$ possibility and there's many of them. My point was to present a reknown Swiss movement who has no more to prove on the watch-market, setted inside a great quality case with an outstanding finish.
My point was to show how much watch you could have for the buks as this brand: Revue and Revue-Thommen been making watches for many years now and even with them own manufactured movements.
You like the pilot style or not: Question of taste.
But you can't deny that this slide-rule chrono model has a very correct price on this Ebay site...
My point is that the Android watch can't offer as much in strong and constant value: It's just an economic point, nothing else...
I don't spit on your watch: I just find it too expensive for what it offers.
Cheers!
Will