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actually the reason i choose TH is because i love TH myself.:bsmilie:
seiko though the sporty ones look good, but i would prefer interchangeble straps.
AFAIK, both the tags i've quoted has interchangeble straps.

i went to see the watch just now at lunch.
#1 looks real good.whenever i see it, i have the tay ping hui imgae in my mind.:lovegrin: :sweatsm:

BUT

guess what?it's NOT multicoated!i was surprised.for such a expensive watch, it isnt multi coated.:dunno:

but #2 is.
 

Mine is the Kirium Chronograph (Automatic),
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I prefer it to the Kirium F1. But doubt much shops have it now as it is discontinued.

BTW... you can get 20 - 25% discount for Tags by bargaining well enough at Hour Glass, Sincere etc.
 

Mine is the Kirium Chronograph (Automatic),
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I prefer it to the Kirium F1. But doubt much shops have it now as it is discontinued.

BTW... you can get 20 - 25% discount for Tags by bargaining well enough at Hour Glass, Sincere etc.

yup i know.i didnt ask for discount they already automatically gave it to me.
seems like the discount is BS one.:bsmilie:
 

yup i know.i didnt ask for discount they already automatically gave it to me.
seems like the discount is BS one.:bsmilie:

Ya most shops when you ask price just give you 20%.
Max I tried after checking different shops is 25%
 

thanks for the info.;)

I dont jump on all your thread on purpose, I swear...:sweatsm:

As you say the Kirium has a lot of functions embedded in its digital "background", quite hightech and classy (wanted to buy at a certain point in time but felt in love with the Carrera :lovegrin: (especially the calibre 360))

The aquaracer looks too "basic" chronograph to me and not very classy, moreover I dont like the color...
 

BUT

guess what?it's NOT multicoated!i was surprised.for such a expensive watch, it isnt multi coated.:dunno:

but #2 is.
Hmmm.. look like you are really into photographics, even a watch has to be multi coated:sweatsm:

Oh ya, I prefer 1st one, looks nicer.
 

I dont jump on all your thread on purpose, I swear...:sweatsm:

As you say the Kirium has a lot of functions embedded in its digital "background", quite hightech and classy (wanted to buy at a certain point in time but felt in love with the Carrera :lovegrin: (especially the calibre 360))

The aquaracer looks too "basic" chronograph to me and not very classy, moreover I dont like the color...

jump on my thread?errr..dun understd?!??!?

you got info to provide, just post lor.how come must make a statement like that?:dunno:
 

Hmmm.. look like you are really into photographics, even a watch has to be multi coated:sweatsm:

Oh ya, I prefer 1st one, looks nicer.

take a look at multicoated watches, they definitely look better than non coated ones.
 

take a look at multicoated watches, they definitely look better than non coated ones.

tat call anti reflextive coated...some come in outer but some have inside n ourside coated..very easy to read.
 

tat call anti reflextive coated...some come in outer but some have inside n ourside coated..very easy to read.

ic ic.but sure looks no difference from spectacle lenses multi coating.:)
 

ic ic.but sure looks no difference from spectacle lenses multi coating.:)

not sur about the spec that they applied but it come with price tho...anyway i still say #1 look nicer..more manly.
 

Number 2 for me. Minimalism rules, stands out of the crowd.
 

#2 its the my dream watch curretly. i love the minimalstic look.
 

people,

have read all the tips and comments.i really appreciate it.

yes, i know automatic has more 'value' than batt powered.
but like some of you mentioned, price is definitely higher.
i like breitling.but it easily cost 7k.
for a gift to a guy, i find it a little high.
(not to mention my feelings aint reciprocated:bsmilie: )

i like tag because it's simple, fashionable, and it relates to very sporty people.

watches like frank muller, longines, IWC, IMHO is more suitable for watch collectors.

this friend of mine is a very down to earth and humble person. the current watch he is wearing is a G shock which dates back to 1990s.
therefore, i tot of getting him a dress watch, or something which is more 'formal', yet elegant.
i've seen tay ping hui wearing #1 aquagraph and it amazingly stands out.he really brings the watch image out well.
my friend's built is about the same as ping hui.so i tot it should look as good.

and there's only ONE left at taka branch.and i heard aquagraph is discontinued.
i have to make my decision fast.
:confused:

Speaking of watches, there are many speculatation about the resale value of TAG . Yes .. very low resale vcale for them.
You can try Wisma for TAG shop. there is another shop there.. Or check out Cortina at Raffles place Or the one at Mellium (spelling error) for their collection.
Frankly, I dun really like TAG for the reason that , this brand is too common on the ground and further more. Manty people havethis conception that TAG is a very Good watch to it value .Sad to say that I have to Totally Disagree.. It is overprice.

If the Aquaracer, that you are going to get. Go for it ..
Personally, I own a Seiko Diver Ti watch and a Hamliton Chrono


All the best to your purchase
 

ic ic.but sure looks no difference from spectacle lenses multi coating.:)


Try bvlgary... i m pretty sure if u like TH u will like bvlgary. Unique and down to earth like the guy u r talkin about... they hv lots of choices. from formal to Luxury

My kind of watches... cool yet elegant.
 

No offence to bvlgary and Tag, technically they have nver been in the line of watch making. Coming from a Jewellery maker. It din strike me that They do not design their watch movements and design.
 

Check this watches out .
They are avaluable are the local stall
http://www.ballwatch.com/Web_EN/Pro_Fireman.aspx?menuid=809d1f63-05b5-4f50-8f1e-80b45ec7d348&lang=0
Another watch that I have in mind is the Engineer Hydrocarbon Series
http://www.ballwatch.com/Web_EN/Pro...d=7c23f88c-6228-43d7-8705-31d89e8d66b6&lang=0
Just look at teh Spec ..

Case: Titanium case with stainless steel bezel; Ø42mm
, height 16.3mm; unidirectional rotating bezel; anti-reflective convex sapphire crystal; screwed-in crown

Shock resistance: 7,500Gs
Water resistance: 300m
Anti-magnetic: 1,200A/m
Band: Stainless steel with folding buckle


This is 1 of my fav, But it a collectors watch.
http://www.chronograph.com/store/mli_viewItem.asp?idproduct=1470

Check out the Tritium gas vulva, it the sane thing that we find on the Ball Hydrocarbon
http://www.gnomonwatches.com/KHSShadowBlue.html
 

Between the two, I'd go for the Aquagraph.

The button pushers of the aquagraph can be used underwater, and not many dive watches can claim this feat. If you're looking for a rugged watch, then the aquagraph should do it. It has the heft and masculine design lines. I was considering this watch sometime back but didn't go for it because I find Tags to be too common a brand + the fact that the face dial is a bit small. There are some good Tags around especially those based on inhouse movement, however the Aquagraph uses some generic ETA movement with a chronograph module stacked on top. I guess this is of no concern if your friend is no serious horologer.

Your other choice is a quartz movement. Although it will beat the Aquagraph hands down in terms of timekeeping accuracy, but well... it's a quartz. I guess that's just me.

Happy watch selecting.
 

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