/fa/ - Fashion

What's the watch that's most attractive to grills <150 euro? Currently wearing a silver casio a168 illuminator.

>>8022920
well, that depends on what "everyday" is to you

what's your style and what do you want in a watch in terms of aesthetics/functionality?

>>7989594

>>7847054
how is it even question if that's your first impression.
don't cop at all, get something else.

>>7782134
actually there are many others!

>>7638198

>>7638063
here is a shit guide for under $50?

>>7516298
Something under 40mm. In the recent years watches have been getting XBOXHEUG

>>7450532
man you seikofags are so fucking common, are you all asian or something?
>>7450613
can this joke end now please?

>>7450104
whats your budget?
whats your dress style?
what does your 'everyday' day include, scrubbing toilets? folding paper? heavy machinery? etc
silver goes well with more things than gold

here are some distinct watch styles

>>7336492
Tada

Is there a more updated or recent guide on watches? Preferably one like pic related.

>>7279026

For my money, Seiko 5. Something not on infographic: seagull Chinese watches. All good quality especially for price.

>>7253046
But one has already been made. Watches for entry mechanical stuff like in this buying chart.

>>7219894
Seiko divers, seiko 5, swatch, orient bambino, mondaine evo or citizen eco-drives?

or a casio MTP-1183E-7AD.

Only buy a replica watch using replica printed money.

>>7169352

>>7139245
Don't buy it. Catch this guide. Also check pmwf.com for more watches.

>>7112602
for something with the slightest feel of authenticity given that it doesn't run on battery but rather gears, springs and other mechanical elements; refer to this chart

>DISCLAIMER
these are entry level as fuck
they do not keep time as accurate as a quartz (battery) watch, they may be out by 10 seconds a day, a minute or two if you are unlucky. Not really a problem for most people

>>6862946
250 will get you a solid watch that will last if you take care of it, but I dont know about decent

here are some entry level automatics (no battery) watches to consider

>>6782876
basically this

also you said 'watches'
If two would suffice, in this price range I don't think you should settle for anything less than German/Swiss made - you could get 2 nice watches or 1 really nice one

otherwise go Japanese/chinese made and get 5-10 even

check out pic related, a guide to buying entry level Automatic (no battery / oldschool mechanism) watches

once you've found a style; see if anything listed on this website piques your interest, they have a good range and nearly everything is at a discounted price

longislandwatch.com