I first came across this Oris BC3 Sportsman Day Date model when I was perusing the various Black Friday deals that Amazon had posted. Not only was it quite a mark down (more on that later), but I thought it was an interesting watch. I do think it has a bit of an identity crisis, though.
Often here on WWR, we focus in watches that really aren’t meant to be on the wrists of children. However, I ran across a deal today that I just had to share, as it combines two great things – watches and Lego.
Hodinkee posted a nice little discount on Wolf Designs watch winders. The winders are still crazy expensive but they’re very high quality and they’ll be nice to your nice watches, if you let them.
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I haven’t written about Marvin yet but these guys make some striking, classic pieces at prices that are actually astounding. Take this “>old girl here, the M103. This is a Valjoux 7750 chrono movement with day and date register and it costs $1,790. This is the same movement that is in almost every watch you see out there including a lot of the stratospheric $6000+ brands.
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Our friends at Skagen have offered our readers 25% off their watches from now until December 31 which means you can order even after Christmas and pretend the order was held up at the post office.
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Sven at BD is offering a special deal for CG readers: buy two watches, get one free. You can get a couple for your employees, your groundskeepers, or your massage therapy team. Do it! Do it now!
They’re honestly nice watches and you basically get a one-of-a-kind with these with a nice Swiss movement.
Not a lot of bargains to be had at this one by there will be a sample sale at Soiffer Haskin, 317 W 33rd Street between 8th and 9th in NYC. It’s from Sept 7 until the 11th and is open from 9am to 6:30pm daily. Get thee to the salery!
