Another great show guys.The topic of Swatches brought back some great memories. I was a Swatch fanatic! I'm almost 100% certain the Swatch Guard or lens protector did not come with any of the watches. You bought it seperate. You could buy the official ones anywhere you could buy the watch. There were also 3rd party lens protectors made for the Swatch. Swatch is still in business. I remember a Swatch store located at Baltimore's Inner Harbor in the late 90s. It's no longer there. I think the only watch to buy a new Swatch is from their website.
As I was editing this episode, I remembered that it wasn't the lens protector that broke, (that was actually cracked before I sold it) it was the band itself. It cracked the first day her daughter wore it. I kind of assume whoever bought it was buying it to display it, not wear it everyday. So then, once I got it back, I sold it as-is for parts to a guy from Europe.
Another great show guys.The topic of Swatches brought back some great memories. I was a Swatch fanatic! I'm almost 100% certain the Swatch Guard or lens protector did not come with any of the watches. You bought it seperate. You could buy the official ones anywhere you could buy the watch. There were also 3rd party lens protectors made for the Swatch.
Swatch is still in business. I remember a Swatch store located at Baltimore's Inner Harbor in the late 90s. It's no longer there. I think the only watch to buy a new Swatch is from their website.
As I was editing this episode, I remembered that it wasn't the lens protector that broke, (that was actually cracked before I sold it) it was the band itself. It cracked the first day her daughter wore it. I kind of assume whoever bought it was buying it to display it, not wear it everyday. So then, once I got it back, I sold it as-is for parts to a guy from Europe.
Poshmark you can sell the ice cubes.
Awesome, thank you for the tip