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Mr.HappySilp · 12-22-2015, 07:42 PM

Where is a good place to pick up a nice leather strap locally? Want to a new strap for my new Sekio watch. Want to use this as my daily driver if possible.
Sorry for the dusty watches. Was cleaning my desk and there dust all over! I should also get a case to put my watches in instead of leaving them on my desk.
Like this watch a lot. It just arrive today! Don't really like the leather strap though.

My everyday watch

is decent

This watch super tough! It got chew up by co-worker dogs, bang on walls etc etc and still looks decent. One of my travel watch. Solar power so I am not worry it will run out of battery and it have most cities timezone built in so I can switch timezone easily. Also comes with alarms.
My other everyday watch

Other watches that I use but don't use them daily (as you can tell some of them needs a new battery.)

Cheap solar watch I pick up. Seems a lot cheaper than the pics when I purchase it online......

Ex bought this watch. Still decent looking but needs a new band and battery change.

Parents and sisters bought it for my as my graduation present. Is a nice watch but if I can pick again I would have pick another one. For the price I could have gotten something better made rather than the brand.

Co-worker got it as a birthday present. More like a fashion watch than anything. Not very comfy to wear as well.

I bought this myself as one of my first expensive watch. Looks really sharp but on the heavy side and is pretty thick.

Never wear much. Guess I got them coz they are on sale.

Anyways I am really starting to enjoy wearing watches but changing batteries on all my watches is really expensive (some charge as much as $30!!!) does anyone know a decent place that changes battery for cheap? And also a place that sells nice leather strap?
Got myself some tools online to change battery and adjust strap myself
http://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B00C...ilpage_o03_s00
http://www.amazon.ca/Piece-Watch-Rep...70QE9MKYASXTRV
http://www.amazon.ca/8-25mm-270pcs-W...70QE9MKYASXTRV

I also have another watch I order as my one of my own Xmas present
Citizen Men's Eco-Drive BM6930-57E Black Titanium Eco-Drive Watch

12-22-2015, 07:42 PM	#2986
Mr.HappySilp reads most threads with his pants around his ankles, especially in the Forced Induction forum. Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Vancouver Posts: 10,645 Thanked 2,191 Times in 1,131 Posts Failed 929 Times in 340 Posts	Where is a good place to pick up a nice leather strap locally? Want to a new strap for my new Sekio watch. Want to use this as my daily driver if possible. Sorry for the dusty watches. Was cleaning my desk and there dust all over! I should also get a case to put my watches in instead of leaving them on my desk. Like this watch a lot. It just arrive today! Don't really like the leather strap though. My everyday watch is decent This watch super tough! It got chew up by co-worker dogs, bang on walls etc etc and still looks decent. One of my travel watch. Solar power so I am not worry it will run out of battery and it have most cities timezone built in so I can switch timezone easily. Also comes with alarms. My other everyday watch Other watches that I use but don't use them daily (as you can tell some of them needs a new battery.) Cheap solar watch I pick up. Seems a lot cheaper than the pics when I purchase it online...... Ex bought this watch. Still decent looking but needs a new band and battery change. Parents and sisters bought it for my as my graduation present. Is a nice watch but if I can pick again I would have pick another one. For the price I could have gotten something better made rather than the brand. Co-worker got it as a birthday present. More like a fashion watch than anything. Not very comfy to wear as well. I bought this myself as one of my first expensive watch. Looks really sharp but on the heavy side and is pretty thick. Never wear much. Guess I got them coz they are on sale. Anyways I am really starting to enjoy wearing watches but changing batteries on all my watches is really expensive (some charge as much as $30!!!) does anyone know a decent place that changes battery for cheap? And also a place that sells nice leather strap? Got myself some tools online to change battery and adjust strap myself http://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B00C...ilpage_o03_s00 http://www.amazon.ca/Piece-Watch-Rep...70QE9MKYASXTRV http://www.amazon.ca/8-25mm-270pcs-W...70QE9MKYASXTRV I also have another watch I order as my one of my own Xmas present Citizen Men's Eco-Drive BM6930-57E Black Titanium Eco-Drive Watch Last edited by Mr.HappySilp; 12-22-2015 at 08:03 PM.