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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.I've owned a few Movados for years now, the first gift I ever bought my wife when we were dating was a Movado. They're high quality, classic watches, and rugged as hell. The crystal is White Saphire, not 'saphrex' and they virtually do not scratch (since saphire is only one notch down on the hardness scale from diamond). My favorite one is about ten years old, the stainless steel bezel around the face is scratched to hell, but not a single scratch on the crystal.5 Rings for Brady!! said:I don't know a thing about Movado, or anything 'designer' for that matter. What's the scoop on Movado watches? Is this a 'metro' watch, or what?
T-ShirtDynasty said:I've owned a few Movados for years now, the first gift I ever bought my wife when we were dating was a Movado. They're high quality, classic watches, and rugged as hell. The crystal is White Saphire, not 'saphrex' and they virtually do not scratch (since saphire is only one notch down on the hardness scale from diamond). My favorite one is about ten years old, the stainless steel bezel around the face is scratched to hell, but not a single scratch on the crystal.
Another jeweler I worked with had the same watch, and lost a pin in the band while riding on the back of a motorcycle.. fell off his wrist onto the highway doing 65mph, they went back to get it and there was nothing but a few scratches on the band.
Edit: Geeze now that I'm thinking about it... classic and rugged... Tom Brady is the perfect fit for that.
Wow that's bizarre. I was a jeweler years ago, and only ever heard of one problem with Movado (weak bracelet/strap pins) but heard tons of Tag horror stories from customers. This was a long time back, so Tag must have cleaned up.pats-blue said:I had the exact opposite experience with Movado. It mainly sat in my drawer for over a year when I wanted to wear it I noticed the battery had run out. Took it to the jewler and he showed me the battery was fine the stem had become "disconnected" from sitting in a drawer? They sent it out and Movado wanted $185 to repair it. I told them no. The jewler was floored and said, "But it is a $$$$ watch and its only $185 to fix it." I told him exactly it is a $$$$ watch that will sit in my drawer and will never buy another one, peice of crap.
It is the Manning watch to me, looks good stays shiny but has internal flaws that result in it not working when you need it.
I have now moved onto TAG Heuer. Great watches, Tom should have endorsed these...solid, quality and chicks dig them (much more than Movados) I bought another one this week that I have wanted for awhile.
Patjew said:I had a Movado. That little thing on the face that you can turn to measure a set amount of time broke right off. Plus it was ugly. And expensive.
Now I have a knock-off Patek Philippe I bought in Shanghai. I'm loving it.
Unfortunately, I'm in China more often than NYC.mikey said:You don't have to go to Shanghai to buy a knock-off Patek Phlippe. You can find one over here at Canal St. in Manhattan.
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Hey Ochmed. Where was she? The food really varies from place to place. Down south it's good- similar to what we're used to here for Chinese food. The best is in Hong Kong. From Shanghai-north it's not so good. Alot of bones. Plus snake, dog, etc. Strangely enough the best Chinese food I've had in Asia was in Tokyo.Ochmed Jones said:Yo Patjew, my niece just just back from China. She's a member of the Georgia Bulldog marching band and they went on a tour over there.
She loved the place and the people were incredibly nice. Unfortunately the food was not what they were used to, however because of that she did lose those last 10 hard to lose pounds.
Evidently you are!mavfan2390 said:Am I the only weirdo here with an Echo watch?