That's bad they took such decision,
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Join the line. There's more than a few people (on OF and elsewhere)with those thoughts too. I buy the occasion new piece, but is few and far between, I 'm affraidThat's bad they took such decision,
Actually after they took over the brand i was not fan of the design of Oakley's items.so nostalgic of the 90's. But i noticed recently they do have some old inspiration so I started to buy again
redirect.viglink.com Thanks for the link gonna dive into itA Ticking Time Bomb: The Inside Story of Oakley’s Watch Line
Seriously ahead of their time, Oakley's infamous watch line was greeted with derision upon release. Now that it's hyper on trend, we look back at its roots.
Any1 can service oakley watches. Nothing to them. As far as finding parts, that’s a whole nother storyJoin the line. There's more than a few people (on OF and elsewhere)with those thoughts too. I buy the occasion new piece, but is few and far between, I 'm affraid
thank for the article it was very interesting. so oakley stopped to make watch in 2015 because of they couldn't really target their market . Now with a new market study's i think takumi san can revive it, he is still working as oakley's creative leader right?A Ticking Time Bomb: The Inside Story of Oakley’s Watch Line
Seriously ahead of their time, Oakley's infamous watch line was greeted with derision upon release. Now that it's hyper on trend, we look back at its roots.
I have had a hard time finding people willing to do service on them actually the past few years other than a few local Jewelers. Most don't like the risk in case of breaking them and not being able to replace or find parts so not worth the risk. I have a few GMT's, a Judge II Limited Edition, and a Blade. The GMT's are the hardest to have serviced by far IMO
The movements for the GMT are pretty much unobtainable. I've searched high and low for them. It wasn't one of Oakley's better choices for it. IMHO
