Red Cartel wind ups aside, and among friends, am I alone in thinking the hysterical reaction to this from the wider soccer community is completely mental and embarrassing? It feels like a reaction to a PEDs or match fixing scandal, rather than what is essentially some creative accounting to get around financial rules that are barely two decades old?
I have a black 43mm and fancy mixing it up, I was wondering if Certina or any after market sellers provide bezels in different colourways?
I see this brand being glazed daily on Reddit and their watches sell out instantly. Every one of their dials looks like it's been designed by a primary school student who has won a competition to design a watch.
Watched the first two episodes last night and found it all quite predictable and tedious. John Terry somehow manages to be an even bigger cunt than I remember him being during his playing days.
Hardened steel, scratch-resistant case and bracelet
39mm size
Beautiful suburst dial
British designed and made
Toolless micro-adjust clasp
Ken is set to order this beauty NEXT MONTH
Since our resident soccer expert's assertions that Utd have their best midfield since 2008 and that Carrick doesn't want or need a ball-winning midfielder, Utd have been battered by Hull and AC Milan and signed the ball-winning midfielder, Baleba.
I'll see you guys again next week!
I couldn't be bothered sending it back so decided to just try itm Hated it when I first sprayed it, I'm now addicted to it. It's the strangest cologne I've ever smelt. I had no idea what Guava smelt like, but the best way I can describe it is tropical with Palma Violets and a hint of weed. It's very addictive and seems like one that can be worn in any weather. Performance is good too.
Is this common thing in the Microbrand space, or do others find it a bit..off-putting?
I'd like to purchase the watch in the picture, but the release date just states "q4" and handing over the best part of 700 quid for something with no idea of when I'll get it other than over a vague three month period doesn't feel right to me.
Do these brands make all their sales through pre-orders, or do they produce enough for some to go on general sale?
Pretty irritating if so, I've only just discovered the brand.
I love the look of the F77 Mk2 but I've read a couple of times it has an awful crown that feels terrible setting the time and has a poorly executed screw down function. Does this apply to the watch in general, the movement or just a couple of people getting unlucky?
Example here https://www.fleming.watch/
Why can't watch brands design a decent online store? Why can't they just present the watches they make along with their prices, rather than making you sift through extravagantly designed pages of images and video that don't fit your phone screen and lists of randomly named "collections"?
I am based in the UK and there is almost a complete lack of Mido sellers here. I want to see the watches in person before deciding on which colour to get and I'm heading to Madrid shortly, any ideas?
Is this something that happens or am I being completely mental? I have my suspicions about a "viewing" that happened at my house yesterday, nothing concrete, but I'm just wondering if this is something that can happen?
I only noticed it today having had the watch for a few days with the sun shining on it. It appears to be some kind of mark under the sapphire crystal, I realise it's tiny but it's bothering me now and I can't unsee it. It's not an expensive watch, would you feel a bit cunty for raising it with the vendor?
The aim of a transfer window is not to give the supporters the shiniest and most expensive toys. Utd spent years doing that under Woodward and Arnold and it resulted in some of the most embarrassing years in the club's history.
Liverpool had "the transfer window of dreams" last year and ended up making a title winning squad much worse and sacking their manager.
Ratcliffe and the gang have barely put a foot wrong transfer-wise since they came to the club. Show them some trust and stop embarrassing yourselves
In the above screenshot from the FAQ section on the website, the answer is confusing me. The duty paid option is £15, surely Islander doesn't cover the £85 VAT on that option but not on the £80 FedEx option?