Balling
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What do the portfolio managers say about Festina? Cheap Swiss brand, but they've been making watches for over a hundred years, so must know something!?
I'm looking for a more casual watch and came across the Festina 6819 at around £ 190 which I thought was fair.

It has hardened mineral glass, am I right in assuming the "hardened" part means nothing and it will scratch easily compared to crystal?
Anything more obvious in this style at a similar price?
 
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fazza
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i love the look of that
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Balling
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Yeah, I have to say I really like it too.
Also, it's not incredibly bulky like I find a lot of chrono's to be, so it suits my skinny man-child wrists perfectly.
 
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Nath
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Looks nice that.
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Dave
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Like that a lot, if you do too surely that should be the important thing, not what a few "expert" horologists on here think?
My parents bought me a Festina watch for my 21st, they used to do the time keeping for the Tour de France, if that counts for anything!
[Edited on 08-07-2012 by Dave]
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AlunJ
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They do the Giro D'Italia time keeping as well
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