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Re: Student Advice. "Wrong website, mate!"
In Response To: Student Advice. "Wrong website, mate!" ()

I think you have probably done the right thing.

I was at Uni when I fell in love with Omegas (especially the Seamasters) and I decided to wait until I could better afford it.

I have probably waited a little too long, though. I graduated five years ago, I am now married and my wife and I are trying to buy a bigger house so I have better things to spend my money on. Having said that, my wife keeps nagging me to stop being so cautious and to buy the watch!!!

I think the moral of the story is that there is always something else you can spend good money on that a watch, so wait until you have graduated, but don't leave it too long after that to take the plunge!!!!

Good luck with your studies

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