Wij twijfelen welk reservoir we laten plaatsen i.c.m. een Quooker kraan. Het gaat om een (nog op te leveren) nieuwbouwhuis met een warmtepomp grofweg 6 meter van de keukenkraan af staat. De grote inhoud van 7 liter van de Combi+ t.o.v. de 3 liter van de PRO3 maakt ons niet veel uit. Echter biedt de Combi+ ook warm water totdat de warmtepomp dit levert, maar we twijfelen of dit €300 meer waard is in de praktijk. Helaas moeten we een reservoir kiezen voordat we kunnen testen hoelang de warmtepomp erover doet om warm water bij de keukenkraan te krijgen.

Wat raden jullie aan in deze situatie of wat zijn jullie ervaringen?

Welke maat pluggen raden jullie aan voor onderstaande klussen?

- Badkamermeubel (100cm breed) ophangen aan betegelde wand van 10cm Ytong.
- Standaard “ophangwerk” (lampen, schilderijen, plankjes) aan wand van 10cm Ytong of kalkzandsteen.

I’m looking to add a classic, rectangular watch to my rotation, and I’ve narrowed it down to two choices. They are at completely different price points, and I’m having a hard time deciding which route to go.
Here are the two contenders:

Cartier Tank Must Large (Ref. WSTA0136)

- Price: €3,900
- What I love: It’s the ultimate icon. The history and the Cartier elegance. It feels like a true "grail" watch that will never go out of style.
- The hesitation: It’s a significant financial investment at nearly €4k.

Hamilton American Classic Boulton Quartz (Ref. H13421611)

- Price: €745
- What I love: I really dig the Art Deco styling and the sub-seconds dial. It gives off a similar vintage, sophisticated vibe for a fraction of the cost. Hamilton has great heritage too, so it doesn't feel like a cheap homage.
- The hesitation: Will I always regret not saving up for the Tank? Is the Cartier finishing and prestige worth the €3k premium?

Context on how I'll wear it

Unlike a lot of people who only wear these for special events, I plan on wearing this watch a lot as part of a two-watch rotation. My other daily wearer is a Junghans Max Bill. I want this new rectangular piece to work well for everyday casual wear (jeans and a t-shirt/sweater) as well as the occasional fancy dinner.

For those who have owned either (or both): Which one handles daily wear better? Is the Tank truly worth the extra cash for an everyday piece, or does the Hamilton punch well above its weight class and scratch that rectangular itch perfectly?

Would love to hear your thoughts!

I’m looking to add a classic, rectangular watch to my rotation, and I’ve narrowed it down to two choices. They are at completely different price points, and I’m having a hard time deciding which route to go.
Here are the two contenders:

Cartier Tank Must Large (Ref. WSTA0136)

- Price: €3,900
- What I love: It’s the ultimate icon. The history and the Cartier elegance. It feels like a true "grail" watch that will never go out of style.
- The hesitation: It’s a significant financial investment at nearly €4k.

Hamilton American Classic Boulton Quartz (Ref. H13421611)

- Price: €745
- What I love: I really dig the Art Deco styling and the sub-seconds dial. It gives off a similar vintage, sophisticated vibe for a fraction of the cost. Hamilton has great heritage too, so it doesn't feel like a cheap homage.
- The hesitation: Will I always regret not saving up for the Tank? Is the Cartier finishing and prestige worth the €3k premium?

Context on how I'll wear it

Unlike a lot of people who only wear these for special events, I plan on wearing this watch a lot as part of a two-watch rotation. My other daily wearer is a Junghans Max Bill. I want this new rectangular piece to work well for everyday casual wear (jeans and a t-shirt/sweater) as well as the occasional fancy dinner.

For those who have owned either (or both): Which one handles daily wear better? Is the Tank truly worth the extra cash for an everyday piece, or does the Hamilton punch well above its weight class and scratch that rectangular itch perfectly?

Would love to hear your thoughts!

I am considering buying a Cartier Tank Quartz in the large size. However, I can’t find much information on maintenance and servicing. Could anyone share any insights on this?

(Picture from the internet)