So in one of my very first posts, I wrote about the Nixon Time Teller P
Nixon Time Teller P
I own that color, and I actually just bought one for my brother as well. I think its a great watch. And thanks to Uncrate, I stumbled upon a different company with a similar look.
Komono Fat Wizard Watch $70
Worst name ever.
Cool watch though, although I prefer this next option.
Komono Magnus Watch $120
Happy Monday,
DB
Monday, January 14, 2013
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
A Mix
So I think I have an Ebay problem. I just bought this for no real reason. I do however really like it.
Cool right? That was only $5, this next item is a bit pricier.
VINTAGE SEIKO 6139-7039 CHRONOGRAPH WATCH $395
Cool right? That was only $5, this next item is a bit pricier.
VINTAGE SEIKO 6139-7039 CHRONOGRAPH WATCH $395
I'd obviously change the strap, I'm no Frenchman, but the actual watch is great.
OK, enough Ebay. I love these shoes.
But if you want something a little more unique, check out this next pair.
Cheaper, weirder, better. I love it.
DB
Monday, January 7, 2013
For Her
Chicks man.... the worst.
What do you buy them for christmas? Valentine's day? Anniversaries? Birthdays? How much are you supposed to spend? How do you make it personal? Etc, etc. It can be quite overwhelming.
Ok well I definitely don't have the answer to all those questions, but I do have a few gift ideas for that special lady in your life, mothers included!
I love these necklaces.
Check out the rest of their styles at http://www.etsy.com/shop/RenataandJonathan Made by hand, these necklaces are pretty, one of a kind, and not super expensive -- sounds good to me.
But maybe you've already given enough jewelry, lets try something new. I love this little alarm clock.
Linden Alarm Clock $20
How cute is that?!?! She will love it, I love it, I want it, forget the girl, give it to me!
But OK this next idea is way out there. I really like it, but I think I would be too scared to buy it. Too risky.
Vintage 90's Grunge Bag $62
See what I mean? In my opinion, you should never buy a girl a dress, who knows if it will fit. This bag has such a unique style, I think it follows the same rule.
Alright, my last bit of advice is to look on Ebay for vintage clothing from high-end brands. Every once in a while you will find something amazing, at a reasonable price. I really liked this scarf, but unfortunately it got a little too rich for my blood.
Vintage Hermes, it sold for a cool $200 on Ebay. Scarves are nice because they always fit. Great for moms.
Anyways, the point is that its all about effort. Buying a gift is hard, so it shouldn't be easy (Yogi Berra anyone?). I usually try to find one "big ticket" item, and then get a few smaller things that I know/hope she'll like. Its almost like hedging a bet, how romantic!
And lastly when you are shopping for the girl friend, feel free to ask your mom for help, just don't ler her go out and do the shopping herself. I've seen it happen, and thats just poor form...
DB
What do you buy them for christmas? Valentine's day? Anniversaries? Birthdays? How much are you supposed to spend? How do you make it personal? Etc, etc. It can be quite overwhelming.
Ok well I definitely don't have the answer to all those questions, but I do have a few gift ideas for that special lady in your life, mothers included!
I love these necklaces.
Check out the rest of their styles at http://www.etsy.com/shop/RenataandJonathan Made by hand, these necklaces are pretty, one of a kind, and not super expensive -- sounds good to me.
But maybe you've already given enough jewelry, lets try something new. I love this little alarm clock.
Linden Alarm Clock $20
How cute is that?!?! She will love it, I love it, I want it, forget the girl, give it to me!
But OK this next idea is way out there. I really like it, but I think I would be too scared to buy it. Too risky.
Vintage 90's Grunge Bag $62
See what I mean? In my opinion, you should never buy a girl a dress, who knows if it will fit. This bag has such a unique style, I think it follows the same rule.
Alright, my last bit of advice is to look on Ebay for vintage clothing from high-end brands. Every once in a while you will find something amazing, at a reasonable price. I really liked this scarf, but unfortunately it got a little too rich for my blood.
Vintage Hermes, it sold for a cool $200 on Ebay. Scarves are nice because they always fit. Great for moms.
Anyways, the point is that its all about effort. Buying a gift is hard, so it shouldn't be easy (Yogi Berra anyone?). I usually try to find one "big ticket" item, and then get a few smaller things that I know/hope she'll like. Its almost like hedging a bet, how romantic!
And lastly when you are shopping for the girl friend, feel free to ask your mom for help, just don't ler her go out and do the shopping herself. I've seen it happen, and thats just poor form...
DB
Sunday, January 6, 2013
Ruggedly Handsome
So I was told to keep my dialogue short. "Keep it concise," she said, "thats when you're at your best."
Women can be so cruel, especially when they're right.
So let's just get to the clothing.
Woolrich is a great brand, have I mentioned them before? You should check out their site, but from what I can tell, their vintage clothing is what people are really into these days. And although I didn't end up buying it, I do really love this shirt -- the logo-placement, the buttons, the black detail on the inside of the collar, its all working for me.
But OK lets move on. I'm trying to keep it manly tonight, despite watching You've Got Mail on E! as I blog about clothing...
Anyways, my oldest brother introduced me to this next item. If he didn't already own it, I'd definitely give it some serious thought.
I hate the picture. It looks french and fussy, but it totally isn't -- note the Carhartt label. Not really a blazer, its actually much thicker than a sport coat, and would work great as a fall or spring jacket. And while I usually hate gold buttons, rules are made to be broken.
OK well enough chit-chat, see you all tomorrow!
DB
Friday, January 4, 2013
So I just bought this...
It was priced at $70 or best offer. I took a shot at $35, and boom, my offer was accepted.
It makes me wonder about pricing on Ebay, or pricing in general. At $70 dollars I figured it must be something special, and I do think its attractive, so I went for it. Would I have felt the same way if it were priced at $35 from the beginning? I just don't know. I'm starting to like the selling strategy of high price/best offer, at the very least it works on me, but maybe I'm just a sucker.
Either way, I think it actually is something special. I mean check out the tag!
The tag is in english and french (classy), it was made in Hong Kong (exotic), and for some reason it says Sun Valley, Idaho as well (???). I smell some quality merchandise!
But really, who cares, as long as it looks good right.
DB
Either way, I think it actually is something special. I mean check out the tag!
The tag is in english and french (classy), it was made in Hong Kong (exotic), and for some reason it says Sun Valley, Idaho as well (???). I smell some quality merchandise!
But really, who cares, as long as it looks good right.
DB
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