JacobMoogberg

Also, you're much less likely to be ripped off as a seller than as a buyer. Just read up on existing scam tactics and take precautions against them and you should be all clear. I've personally been scammed (mainly due to lack of experience, both times could easily have been avoided) as a buyer once or twice, but I've never even had a bad experience while selling on Ebay. ...then again, absolutely nothing wrong with selling on here either, and you wouldn't need to pay any fees!

That one (although I agree it's a nice beater and little more, even the list price is kind if steep) and the limited white automatic Peanuts-collaboration.

I usually go for the pick and mix shelves, but if we're talking pre-packaged stuff I'm a Milky Way man.

I can'r decide if I should spend my night in playing video games or watching a movie.

I'll be starting the Good Omens series tonight, high hopes!

The two Timex models I've been interested in aren't in stock either...

What's the water resistance on the Timex?

Hijacking this thread for some more advice: My 6309-7040 "went dead" this morning and won't start ticking again. Is this something easily fixed if I bring it in to a watchmaker for a service?

If vintage is an option I think the Seiko 6138-8020 is one of the coolest watches around, but you do run a risk of getting one with AM parts.

Currently at four but slowly working my way down towards two... The only question is if I'll allow myself a tiny G-Shock collection on the side of those two (as I said before, you have to be allowed to have a few G-Shocks, right?), or if I'm going really slim and make one of the two main watches a beater and call it a day.

Very reminiscent of modern Longines Conquest, which in my book is a good thing.

They're both nice retro-inspired designs, but maybe the Longines early to mid-century look will be a bit harder to match stuff with than the Heuer? I'd also say that the Heuer looks a bit more built for purpose.

The orange juice I bought yesterday has too much pulp in it.

Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep?, which is the book my favorite movie Blade Runner is based on. It's good, although very different from the film, and you can tell that K. Dick was a much better at science fiction ideas than writing believable dialogue.

Excellent, thanks!