I felt bad deleting his history, but I also felt bad snooping on it, so - bleep! - I erased it.
The new 305 is in better condition than my old one. The band isn't cracking yet (mine had) and the buttons are nice and new-looking, whereas my old buttons had dry rotted and crumbled. I reset all my preferences and so far, it appears to work just fine.
It's a deal for $20!
It's a deal for $20!
Wow! That was a total steal!
ReplyDeleteCool that you know a bit about the watch's history, you'll do it proud!!
ReplyDeleteWow, that is a steal! I had that watch before my current 220 (or whatever model it is - it's the one you just returned, I think). That's awesome that it is in such great condition!
ReplyDeleteI'm feeling like a dumb ass for spending $130 on my refurbished 220! I think a 220. I'm so impressed!! And it has a story to tell... my favorite kind of new to me thing! kind of in awe at your frugal nature and mad shopping skills!
ReplyDeleteIs the 305 heavy? Like you probably won't forget that you're wearing it. Bummer to hear that your 220 didn't work out for you. But, that's pretty neat that you found a replacement watch for $20.00
ReplyDeleteIt's heavy - but I'm used to it!
DeleteWhat a great deal. And the 305 is a classic.
ReplyDeleteHe meant for you to see it, total humblebrag! ;)
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