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Again, I simply cannot believe he is portraying great value knowing he sells everything cheaper.
Ahhh, Westclox.Nice to see Kev with the Michael Fabricant look tonight for the Westclox Extravaganza Show.
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Iguana Sell are great, as well.It's £345, £100 cheaper at Kev's site.
ALMAZ 6S11-320H521
Movement Type: 6S11 Quartz choronograph Movement Manufacturer: Citizen Miyota Lens Type: Hardened K1 Mineral Crystal with Anti-Reflective Coating Case Material: Solid Titanium with Screw-In Back Cover Case Size: 47mm x 15.4mm Crown: Screw Down Strap Size: 22mm Straps & Bracelets available...just4watches.co.uk
Although Iguana are selling it at £314.
Vostok Europe Almaz Quartz Watch, Titanium, Grey, 47 mm, Chrono, 6S11-320H521
Quartz Watch Vostok Europe Almaz, Movement: Quartz, Caliber: Miyota 6S11, Case Material: Titanium, Dial color: Grey, Diameter: 47 mm, Thickness: 15,4 mm.www.iguanasell.co.uk
Just tested my old one out - the clock!! Damn thing used to wake the dead.Ahhh, Westclox.
My old dad was a very heavy sleeper - especially on days when he’d been ‘playing darts’ the night before. Anyhow, one weekend I borrowed his alarm clock - he wanted a lie-in and I had a Saturday job (id’ve been about 16 or so).
I left it set for 6-30 which is what he always did, and went to sleep.
The next morning I thought we were under nuclear attack. There was a Klaxon going off at about the same volume as Concorde when the afterburners were lit, and the lights were flashing on and off every second. Other than that, everything was pitch dark, because it was winter.
I had no bedside stand, so the clock was on the floor, which was my final mistake….
Groggy, almost still asleep but acting on instinct, and heart suddenly pumping like never before, I flew out of bed, kicked the glass shade off the lamp that was flashing on and off, and stood firmly on the hot, glass, 60w candle bulb. The bulb glass shattered and to the sound of the Klaxon, and the pop of the bulb, I was given 240volts through the prongs into the arch of my foot, along with shards of glass. The fuses blew, the room went dark, and my smouldering foot now started to drip…
And I got sacked from the job because I turned up two hours late, after getting my foot stitched back together (ten stitches!) at casualty.
The clock was this one….below, or one very similar. A westclox from the late 70s, or early 80s. I don’t know what possessed them to make it that loud, or to have it flashing the lights on and off, or to have a klaxon rather than a bell or a beep, but that combined effect was just like a thermonuclear attack. I guess it might’ve been a special for deep sleepers or something.
All gone now, sadly, my dad, the house, and the clock.
But I’m not sad about the clock.
So basicaally they are worth about £4We are often mentioning how bad the price comparisons are but i think i've found one which just confirms how incompetent and dumb IW staff must be.
The Procamp 1L Thermos flask IW £9.99.
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They did a DIRECT comparison price and had £47.40, exact same flask declares Mason, what a saving for a quality flask.
So i went searching the internet to find this £47.40 flask, found one at £7, one at 8 euros but heck if i could find one at £47.40.
Well i did find the £47.40 price at a wholesaler, but that ain't for one, that is for a pack of 12.
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So basicaally they are worth about £4
Sometimes you think they are genuinely conning people. And sometimes you think they are conning people unintentionally, through incompetence.
At least the Olympics are a distractionA Nightmare line up of presenters I see today, Natalia, Lindsey, Joanne, Mike and then Yiannis
I wonder if they realise just how laughable and cheap it makes them appear when they come out with this guff numerous times a day? Just makes them look even more like market stall sellers. Jokes aside I can't get my head around it, actually I can but you know what I mean.Wrong price ALERT, fake shock ALERT.
Kev in shock at price £329.99 for N1 rocket, someone has pressed the wrong button, Mike says shouldn't be anywhere near that price.
Very true Mike, PVD one £319.99 and Stainless Steel one is £265 on Kev's site.
My bog standard Westclox alarm that I bought in the 70s still worked fine until I dropped it on the floor three weeks ago. I doubt if the alarm was even 1 decibel. Had to throw away.Ahhh, Westclox.
My old dad was a very heavy sleeper - especially on days when he’d been ‘playing darts’ the night before. Anyhow, one weekend I borrowed his alarm clock - he wanted a lie-in and I had a Saturday job (id’ve been about 16 or so).
I left it set for 6-30 which is what he always did, and went to sleep.
The next morning I thought we were under nuclear attack. There was a Klaxon going off at about the same volume as Concorde when the afterburners were lit, and the lights were flashing on and off every second. Other than that, everything was pitch dark, because it was winter.
I had no bedside stand, so the clock was on the floor, which was my final mistake….
Groggy, almost still asleep but acting on instinct, and heart suddenly pumping like never before, I flew out of bed, kicked the glass shade off the lamp that was flashing on and off, and stood firmly on the hot, glass, 60w candle bulb. The bulb glass shattered and to the sound of the Klaxon, and the pop of the bulb, I was given 240volts through the prongs into the arch of my foot, along with shards of glass. The fuses blew, the room went dark, and my smouldering foot now started to drip…
And I got sacked from the job because I turned up two hours late, after getting my foot stitched back together (ten stitches!) at casualty.
The clock was this one….below, or one very similar. A westclox from the late 70s, or early 80s. I don’t know what possessed them to make it that loud, or to have it flashing the lights on and off, or to have a klaxon rather than a bell or a beep, but that combined effect was just like a thermonuclear attack. I guess it might’ve been a special for deep sleepers or something.
All gone now, sadly, my dad, the house, and the clock.
But I’m not sad about the clock.
I bought a litre Thermos from Amazon last week, it was £10. Needed a 500ml one and bought that from Tesco for £5. Why do IW have such stupid prices and price comparisons?We are often mentioning how bad the price comparisons are but i think i've found one which just confirms how incompetent and dumb IW staff must be.
The Procamp 1L Thermos flask IW £9.99.
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They did a DIRECT comparison price and had £47.40, exact same flask declares Mason, what a saving for a quality flask.
So i went searching the internet to find this £47.40 flask, found one at £7, one at 8 euros but heck if i could find one at £47.40.
Well i did find the £47.40 price at a wholesaler, but that ain't for one, that is for a pack of 12.
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