Hello Tomas. . I’m one of your big fan from Nigeria . Please i need one of your digital Casio watch... Can you send one of your watches across for me? 🙏 Thanks.
I'm missing you friend! Please don't abandon this amazing channel, keep up this very good work! I watch many reviews of horology and I can assure you, you have a unique style of making a watch review, and that's come from you yourself and your love for the hobby. Keep sharing it with the word. There's still many good things to come!
Great review, i really like MN elasticated straps but agree with you regarding metal hook hitting watch crystal. My favorite and most comfortable strap i have is a Milanese one which you haven't got in your review but you should review some.
Excellent review Tomas. You're posts are always interesting. I already subscribed to your channel and put likes. Keep up the good work. Salutations/Greetings from Montréal !
Thanks for the effort you put in, for both the vid and the site. Be well mate. PS Got to have this watch too, red dial though... PS2 A sharp wood chisel is (my) best to cut off straps, try it (on leather or wood)
New channel idea 'Tomas massages straps' 😀 really enjoyed it, nice to see alot of the straps on Ali that I'm thinking shall I or shall I not buy.. Will use your links cheers
Hi Tomas, May I suggest that you cut the end of your strap with a straight cut and then round off the corners with 120 grit sandpaper it will look better than feeding it to your dog. .cheers.
me: I need to stop I have too much watches already also me : the watch that I rarely wear will look good on this! (they do look good but I still rarely wear them) and the cycle repeat
Tomas, this is the last video you uploaded (around 2 months ago). I always enjoy your reviews and the opening "hello YT people", it's the best. Hope you're ok, and looking forward to new content from you. Best regards
thank you :) I have a seasonal job (little bike shop), no time for youtube. Not sure if I will be back though, time / return investment ratio is rather bad.
