While not clothing, I wanted to share this in case anyone is looking for a good watch. Bulova Lunar Pilot with stainless steel bracelet (blasted version). Not the absolute lowest within 1 year, but pretty close. I have the polished version and it’s a great watch, would recommend
I’ve had this now for almost one month and it is the best purchase I’ve made in a while. It looks great with everything - casual, semi formal, and most things in between, even the pool. I hope to put this on both the h-link bracelet and a white sailcloth band in the near future. If I had the funds, I would buy the blue/blue version, too. 39mm, 7.6” wrist
So still a pretty hefty price tag, but if you’re in search of a great GoreTex Pro jacket and can deal with the color, this is a damn good deal. It is primarily for backcountry skiing/snowboarding but it isn’t overly boxy or loose, nor does it have a skirt. I bought another color a few months ago and I find it versatile
Usually $800
Arrived about an hour ago and while it shouldn’t be a surprise after seeing so many stellar reviews, I’m still pretty blown away. The quality and overall design of this thing is outstanding. I’ve wanted a HC for years, but couldn’t get past the huge numbers on the dial. Fast forward to present and I debated between 39mm and 42mm for what seemed like weeks. Ultimately, I really don’t love a large watch so I went with the 39 and it was the right choice. I have a 7.6” wrist for reference, tried to get some with good lighting
Now, the way I got here may sound a little ridiculous to be honest. Once I decided on the size and color (the best one in my opinion) I used Longines’ dealer map and based on my area, I manually searched each individual shop’s website and worked my way outward concentrically until I found one that said it was in stock - took about an hour to find one. I immediately called them and they confirmed it was ready to ship, ordered the next morning and got it today. Found a few 42’s in stock some places as well if anyone is interested
Couldn’t be happier with the color and size
Edit: one thing I wanted to add is even if someone didn’t want to spend the 2200-2400, the 1600 for the quartz seems like a steal. Still get some great color options, 300m water resistance, and the same design. If I didn’t have the funds for the automatic, I think I still would’ve pulled the trigger on a quartz version
I’m familiar with several of the local bike shops, but looking for a place that can help me with a fitting of an existing gravel bike - cockpit adjustments, saddle height, etc.. Any good fitters locally, or shops who offer fitting services for customers who already own a bike and are looking to adjust for the correct setup?