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I had seen them already at a store here in the Houston area...a jewelry store near me carries them. They looked nice, but wear small. Kind of like my Helix..looks nice but wears small. I like myHelix alot though...as it is a great beater watch. I am using it when Iplay golf...its a perfect sports watch...which is what it is anyway. It also gets worn when I work outdoors in my garden...with a screw down crown, I don't worry about it getting wet when I ampressure washing the porch or the driveway.
I had seen them already at a store here in the Houston area...a jewelry store near me carries them. They looked nice, but wear small. Kind of like my Helix..looks nice but wears small. I like myHelix alot though...as it is a great beater watch. I am using it when Iplay golf...its a perfect sports watch...which is what it is anyway. It also gets worn when I work outdoors in my garden...with a screw down crown, I don't worry about it getting wet when I ampressure washing the porch or the driveway.
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Thanks for the Update. I have been looking at TX for some time, but just don't spring for Qtz watches that often.
My problem these days is a Shrinking Wrist. Have 7.25" Smallish wrist destined to be smaller in the future due to weight loss for health reasons. I find Mariann Chases 40mm Chronos from years ago are a great fit. Imagine that. 47mm just about does it on the other end. Anything larger is Clownish, uncomfortable, and looks like a pizza on my arm!
These may be a good fit. Thanks again.
Clark in Seattle.
Thanks for the Update. I have been looking at TX for some time, but just don't spring for Qtz watches that often.
My problem these days is a Shrinking Wrist. Have 7.25" Smallish wrist destined to be smaller in the future due to weight loss for health reasons. I find Mariann Chases 40mm Chronos from years ago are a great fit. Imagine that. 47mm just about does it on the other end. Anything larger is Clownish, uncomfortable, and looks like a pizza on my arm!
These may be a good fit. Thanks again.
Clark in Seattle.
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Recently I picked up a 700 series on a full bracelet and I am VERY VERY happy with it. It screams well made and is a super nice watch. I agree that these can be pricey quartz watches, but with all of the features they pack into each of these I consider them almost hybrid watches. You can see full thread on this model I got here - http://www.watchfreeks.com/view_topic.php?id=11753&forum_id=32
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Clark - my opinion on TX watches has gone back and forth. A year or so ago I got a 300 model on rubber and it really really wore smaller then the listed size. I was not happy and sold it.
Recently I picked up a 700 series on a full bracelet and I am VERY VERY happy with it. It screams well made and is a super nice watch. I agree that these can be pricey quartz watches, but with all of the features they pack into each of these I consider them almost hybrid watches. You can see full thread on this model I got here - http://www.watchfreeks.com/view_topic.php?id=11753&forum_id=32
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TVDinner wrote:
Reason: I'm in a mild bidding war over at [email protected]! for a TX T3C326 in black, rose gold on leather attachment. Knowledge is power!
The piece is fully feature equipped and well executed. My reservations were about the fit & feel of what sounds/looks like a large watch (see below); not so much anymore.
I have had the same thing happen in reverse, where the watch is too large, too thick in the caseor too weighty to be comfortable for day-long use.
Thanks James, your "let down" experience wasof benefit to me.
If I win the auction, I'll try a review of the TX from a first time buyer standpoint since I've not owned a watch of this brand before.
TVDinner wrote:
This was VERY encouraging for me!! "wears smaller"...perfect for my dainty little wrist size.
Reason: I'm in a mild bidding war over at [email protected]! for a TX T3C326 in black, rose gold on leather attachment. Knowledge is power!
The piece is fully feature equipped and well executed. My reservations were about the fit & feel of what sounds/looks like a large watch (see below); not so much anymore.
I have had the same thing happen in reverse, where the watch is too large, too thick in the caseor too weighty to be comfortable for day-long use.
Thanks James, your "let down" experience wasof benefit to me.
If I win the auction, I'll try a review of the TX from a first time buyer standpoint since I've not owned a watch of this brand before.
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That is one Gorgeous Watch - regardless of how busy the dial looks - somehow it still reads well!!!
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That is one Gorgeous Watch - regardless of how busy the dial looks - somehow it still reads well!!!
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Wow, that is a great price. I like them TX's
Wow, that is a great price. I like them TX's
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