Thread: Watch as a Gift
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      01-24-2023, 10:25 PM   #25
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A lot of good input here, particularly the personal-ness of choice, so here are some random musings that are hopefully helpful.

I always thought Hamilton was a good value since a lot of their models use the same movements used in other larger name watches at the same ballpark price and above. Most don't know the name but they are decent and I think still have a good rep within the watch community. Seiko makes good options as well.

Someone mentioned this, too, but I don't know if it was further touched upon: movement....mechanical, automatic, etc... Personal preference but some people don't want to have to wind up a watch or use a watch winder.

If you husband is fond of any of his watches that have a broken or worn out strap, you can also get replacement straps as an add-on gift. There are a LOT of options out there. (colors, material, thickness, style, etc...).

Good luck and let us know which direction you go!
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