It reminds me when they used to flog those Bermuda watches which lit up when you swiped the dial but it was just led lights and not the dialThere was one point where he pressed and nothing happened, no light.
Wonder if they will have the Gamges bull head, as a Swan and Edgar? The one daddie Fields says (on TJC last Saturday) took him 3 years to develop a movement in that configuration. Sure he didn't just rotate a standard movement through 90 degrees to the left? and drill the case to suit.Never fear, they're pick of the day on Saturday night, so multiple shows of luxury future heirloom watches that must be insured to look forward to.
Gamages is from the same company, they don't sell them on IW, they sell them on TJC (The Jewellery Channel) .
Wonder if they will have the Gamges bull head, as a Swan and Edgar? The one daddie Fields says (on TJC last Saturday) took him 3 years to develop a movement in that configuration. Sure he didn't just rotate a standard movement through 90 degrees to the left? and drill the case to suit.
Hope baby Fields is doing it, the shows not the same without him.
Very interesting reading on the watches. Hammy, if I ever want to buy a decent watch I hope you don't mind if I come on here and pick your brains.
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LolWe should start a petition to bring back Baby Fields.
A week or so back I'm sure they were selling a Gamages watch for £1000+ on TJC. If they were telling the truth, someone bought it!I had the misfortune to be bought a garages watch once, they paid £99 quid on TJC for it and I looked on I think it was either Ali express or gear best can’t remember which one and almost identical watch was 20 dollars, we shouldn’t be surprised as on baby fields linkedin page he started a drop shipping business whilst still at college.
Yeah, although it's not an uncommon thing for some retailers to do (linking their product designs to more expensive/better known brands) it really annoys me when they do. Hopefully most buyers in the world are savvy enough to know other than maybe looking a bit like those more expensive brands, the cheaper product will NEVER be worth anywhere near as much. The scene from the comedy tv show 'The Office' I linked to a while back (cheap leather effect jacket vs expensive branded jacket) sums the whole thing up perfectly.Emma on the brown Marius watch - "yeah and there's a very well known Swiss brand that does have these sort of more interesting earthy tones that they bring into their collection, and these are the sort of pieces you see, you know going into auctions a few years later at massive prices, which i'm not for a second suggesting that this is going to do."
Really, are you not the same Emma Boydell that has said on numerous occassions that the quality of the materials, high precision movements and craftsmanship of these Resultco watches are on a par with the Top Swiss brands and if you saw them on the high street you would think they should have a few zeros added to the price?
I picked up on that, just as well I don't mind the cheaper watches with out day dateMike on the Gann watch - "it beggars belief actually because of that complication, how on earth we can offer these, i mean that complication is expensive to put into a watch, but to be able to offer this watch for under £55 with that on it."
The expensive complication Mike is speaking about is the day/date feature. the complete movement is approx £5 retail (be cheap a cost for the watch manufacturer) so that gives you an indication as to how expensive just the day/date feature is, oh and the watch has an alloy case another reason for why it's cheap.
Wonder where he got the idea that having day/date is expensive, personally think he's been listening a bit to much to Reynolds and his over-hyping the cost of the ETA 2834 with Day and Date function in the Aviator Douglas DC3 watch they were selling.
Yeah, although it's not an uncommon thing for some retailers to do (linking their product designs to more expensive/better known brands) it really annoys me when they do. Hopefully most buyers in the world are savvy enough to know other than maybe looking a bit like those more expensive brands, the cheaper product will NEVER be worth anywhere near as much. The scene from the comedy tv show 'The Office' I linked to a while back (cheap leather effect jacket vs expensive branded jacket) sums the whole thing up perfectly.
The thing is, by vocalizing something, even if you then provide caveats, you've already planted the seed. In that sense they know fine well what they're doing.
'That guy living at no. 25, moved in a few weeks back, I heard he was involved in that multi-million pound cyber attack last year, however they didn't have enough evidence to charge him. Might not be true but that's what I heard'
Might be a load of old cobblers, however you've planted that seed in someone's mind ...
A week or so back I'm sure they were selling a Gamages watch for £1000+ on TJC. If they were telling the truth, someone bought it!
p.s. the latest batch of ebikes have been about to sell out for 4-5 days now