Ebay Oyster

[Jamiemac13]

What do you guys think of this?

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/100-AUTHENTIC-ROLEX-OYSTER-DATE-PRECISION-HAND-WINDING-WRIST-WATCH-FOR-MEN-6694-/261263698090?pt=Wristwatches&hash=item3cd487a8aa=

[woof*]

You know I sold mine here a few days ago for 2/3rds of that?

Price is a little high on that one without a gen bracelet.

They are really nice watches, and wear much larger than you might think

[Jamiemac13]

Thanks!! I have a good friend that wants a lower end gen. Trying to help him out. If anyone see's or knows of anything please let me know. Also he's a pretty big guy so size shouldn't be an issue.

[panerai153]

Probably need to ask for a photo of the movement, those stains on the dial could very easily been from moisture getting inside. Nice watch, but a little high for the condition and lack of a gen bracelet.

[Geof3]

Many poo-poo the 34mm watch, but they work great with a tight cuff. Also, they look pretty classy, and understated when dressed up. (a good thing in a nice suit). I wear my 5500 all the time, looks great...

[alligoat]

I like the 34 mm watches and they're not too small as far as I'm concerned.

I'd try to find one closer to your home and for a slightly better price.

[Mike on a bike]

Had I believe 35 on today, wore like a dream did not even know I had it on. Sporty one though went to the super market!

[panerai153]

Absolutely nothing wrong with the smaller watches, in fact I believe that the trend will turn toward smaller size watches over time. There are just too many of us who have smaller wrists that cannot wear a 44-48 mm watch.

I have an IWC Gold Calatrava, it's probably 36 mm and it is a wonderful dress watch. Looks great with a suit or Tux. I don't wear it often, but it's one of those that will hang around forever, as it has a definite niche.