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Tokyoflash watches
mooshoepork
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This is a quickie, I figured there might be a few owners of Tokyo flash's watches due to the style of them, here on these forums.
I'm thinking of buying one (rogue to be exact) but I'm fairly wary of buying things like watches online, as it's hard to judge build quality, especially for an unknown brand.
How have you found them? Reliable? Good service and warranty? They have some really interesting designs.
http://www.tokyoflash.com/en/
I'm thinking of buying one (rogue to be exact) but I'm fairly wary of buying things like watches online, as it's hard to judge build quality, especially for an unknown brand.
How have you found them? Reliable? Good service and warranty? They have some really interesting designs.
http://www.tokyoflash.com/en/
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Do you know how you paid? I live in Australia, and there isn't an option to show in our currency (only US dollars), so will it be taken from the Yen? (which would be great), or taken from the US dollar (bad).
It works out to be 20 dollars cheaper from the yen due to the conversion rate.
Also, in my earlier post when I said the build quality was good for the price, I mainly meant it depends on the watch, i.e I have one of these http://www.tokyoflash.com/en/watches/ince/cdisc/ which was pretty nice for a 95$ish watch, and I have one of these http://www.tokyoflash.com/en/watches/independent/itr21-5051/ which looks awesome and feels/appears to be solid as a rock.
of all the watches I've owned before, this one is definitely the best. It seems pretty sturdy since it's lasted quite a few drunken weekends with not even a scratch anywhere.
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All of the watches have their own trick. Usually clicking on the watch will tell you how in a general sense. They come with instructions too. Some seem like they would be easy with a pinch of practice and some sound like a real pain.
You can order them from Amazon.com, if that helps.
Their watches that actually look like watches are not bad.
The watch the OP is interested in doesn't fit that description. It actually looks pretty cool:
though to be fair, I'm like, half mentally retarded and it takes me a second to read analog clocks.
But he sent it back to them and they gave him a replacement, free of charge! Watch has been fine since then.
And might I add, a Tokyoflash watch is guaranteed to start a conversation. Usually involving you (the wearer) explaining how to read the damn thing.
I'm torn between
and
Yeah, that's the one I'm leaning more towards.
I just saw those watches and I think I'm going to buy one.
Now to decide on one.
EDIT: There also seems to be plenty of youtube videos on the watches themselves, which is nice to actually see more of them. I think I may get the Shinshoku
You have to press a button to make it light up.
Otherwise it just looks like:
edit: Yeah nope. It doesn't do it for me anymore.
heh, at least this thread got tokyoflash a few customers aye?
I still love the designs and would buy another simply because there are no other watches quite like them.
My next watch from them will be the "Morse code" watch. It displays Morse code in LED or tells time with normal digits. It also has some sort of speaker function that audibly sounds out the time in Morse code.
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I kind of want one, but I barely even wear watches. I have a nice simple silve and black leather that I don't even wear more than a few times a month.