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ArcaneTrickster11 t1_j555a4g wrote
Reply to comment by BigAlternative5 in My grandpa's old watches. He got the left one for his 25th birthday in 1939 and the right one for his 50th birthday in 1964. Still running strong and frequently used by me. by denjohan
Certina isn't uncommon there and is a respected brand among most watch people who aren't complete snobs
Edit: and alpina is Swatch group owned as well
bossycloud OP t1_j554ja0 wrote
Reply to comment by Nobody_special1980 in Dakine vs Swissgear Backpacks by bossycloud
Do you find it comfortable? Someone else said that their Swissgear bag has thin straps and isn't very comfy
Easy-Progress8252 t1_j554bmn wrote
I’d love to add Tag Heurs to the list but mine is regularly in the shop, so avoid unless others have had better experiences.
EnvironmentalKoala65 t1_j553s3z wrote
Duluth trading for men or women
CromulentJohnson t1_j551hib wrote
Reply to Dakine vs Swissgear Backpacks by bossycloud
Dakine made a good backpack when I had one, got about 7 years of daily use out of it
amydol1 t1_j550zgp wrote
Reply to comment by Ivy_pie_puss in Need suggestions on quality women's underwear by Ninja_Pollito
Yep! Jockeys!
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VariegatedMonster t1_j54y6uk wrote
Thunderpants undies made in New Zealand. They last forever and are amazing.
Specific-Pen-1132 t1_j54xidm wrote
Reply to comment by Ninja_Pollito in Need suggestions on quality women's underwear by Ninja_Pollito
I recommend bamboo socks as well. Great material.
robo555 t1_j54wmng wrote
Reply to comment by PaulTrain in Any good recommendations for a long last watch? by boogerbane
+1 to Casio G-Shock. I like the ones with analog dials and digital windows.
For the digital windows, I prefer the old school grey background. Some have inverse black backgrounds and I find them more difficult to read.
F-21 t1_j54w194 wrote
Reply to comment by lingueenee in Any good recommendations for a long last watch? by boogerbane
F-91w is one of the thinnest watches :) And for 99% of people it'll be as durable as a G-shock... These watches never die, they just get lost haha
I really dislike the oversized watch trend.
TBH wouldn't care about solar much, something like a f-91w lasts literally for a decade on a battery.
F-21 t1_j54vwyh wrote
Citizen Eco Drive. Very elegant, no battery replacements, durable, lasts for weeks with no sunlight (it's a solar-recharging watch...). IMO the ultimate watch for a general elegant look at work that can be used any day, and they come in many styles from more rugged and water resistant divers to chronographs and also more elegant classic minimalist designs...
Or if you only need functionality and are OK with a more retro look (or are an engineer), the classic Casio F-91w is impossible to beat! Also the W-59 with slightly more water resistance rating or the f-105w-1a (illuminator model, just a much nicer backlight...).
Muncie4 t1_j54v41x wrote
Reply to Looking for a BIFL oven for the home by riverofninjas
Thermador PRG304WH
DrBlastMaster3000 t1_j54t4vo wrote
Reply to My grandpa's old watches. He got the left one for his 25th birthday in 1939 and the right one for his 50th birthday in 1964. Still running strong and frequently used by me. by denjohan
On the face of it, they've stood the test of time.
clc1076 t1_j54mik8 wrote
Reply to Looking for a belt.. by borkfork
Hanks Belts. Coronado Leather. I have both, both are Lifetime belts. Coronado has Horween - I bought a color 8 cxl - and Hanks has some of the thickest and nicest belts I’ve ever seen. Although Hanks may be made in Canada now that I think of it, not positive. Coronado is small family owners in Cali.
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Nobody_special1980 t1_j54fsg7 wrote
Reply to Dakine vs Swissgear Backpacks by bossycloud
I have an almost identical Swissgear laptop bag that I’ve had for 12-13 yrs now. It was my daily gym back for 9-10 yrs. Still as good as the day I bought it.
agladkyi t1_j54dkb5 wrote
Reply to comment by lingueenee in Any good recommendations for a long last watch? by boogerbane
Casio offers many solar-powered G-Shock models, some of them are thinner/smaller than the average one, for example: GW-M5610U
sundog5631 t1_j54dhlu wrote
Reply to Looking for a belt.. by borkfork
Not sure where you’re located but I picked up an Amish handmade belt in Pennsylvania that was $18 and will probably outlast me. I can give you more details if you’re interested
armsinstead t1_j54c1o9 wrote
Reply to My grandpa's old watches. He got the left one for his 25th birthday in 1939 and the right one for his 50th birthday in 1964. Still running strong and frequently used by me. by denjohan
He took really good care of them.
Prestigious_Onion395 t1_j543zr6 wrote
Jockeys
ohyeaoksure t1_j5439qg wrote
Reply to comment by cheerylifelover123 in [Request] Full Grain Leather Laptop Bag by Fiveby21
LOL, literally came here to suggest that. I thought, hell for that kind of money you could make it yourself.
MadamAndSteve t1_j542n6l wrote
TIP- I have a mesh/garment bag for undies and bras when I do laundry. I also air dry them instead of using the dryer (I do this for my outside clothes too). This way they last longer and look new.
Victoria secret had mad sales on undies and I have so many of them. And Of course Jockey.
Steve2762 t1_j540lqr wrote
Casio 5610
glassteelhammer t1_j555yz2 wrote
Reply to I don't have Vitamix blenders in my country. How does KitchenAid K400 compares? by Grevillea_banksii
What if you get someone in the US to buy a refurbished model and ship it to you?