Looking for a watch recommendation
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Looking for a watch recommendation
Not looking to spend more than $300 for a new watch.
I think this is the front-runner so far:
http://www.wengerna.com/aerograph-chrono-77003" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
I think this is the front-runner so far:
http://www.wengerna.com/aerograph-chrono-77003" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Re: Looking for a watch recommendation
that's out of your price range, no?
cant go wrong with a casio
i like the fossil watches as well, good for their money.
cant go wrong with a casio

i like the fossil watches as well, good for their money.
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Re: Looking for a watch recommendation
just a suggestion...


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Re: Looking for a watch recommendation
I love fossil. Last 2 watches have been fossil, actually, my wallet is fossil too.
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Re: Looking for a watch recommendation
Either that's not a watch or that dude is tiny.canaan wrote:just a suggestion...
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Re: Looking for a watch recommendation
I like the Kenneth Cole Watches...you can get a nice one for a $100.
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Admin wrote:Either that's not a watch or that dude is tiny.canaan wrote:just a suggestion...
michael j. fox IS a tiny dood.
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Re: Looking for a watch recommendation
Retail is close ($350-ish) but that's why I'm looking for other ideas.mac5155 wrote:that's out of your price range, no?
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Re: Looking for a watch recommendation

just get one to wear around your neck
but I'd really back Fossil, I have 3 of them and a fossil wallet/pocket watch combo (never used the pocket watch) I got, been real happy with all of them.
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Re: Looking for a watch recommendation
same here, on the watch and the wallet lol...but they are goodIdoit40fans wrote:I love fossil. Last 2 watches have been fossil, actually, my wallet is fossil too.

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Re: Looking for a watch recommendation
"Are you kidding me? This watch tells time simultaneously in London, Tokyo, Sydney, Rome and Stadt!"
"In Philadelphia, it's worth fifty bucks!"
....."How much for the gun?"
"In Philadelphia, it's worth fifty bucks!"
....."How much for the gun?"
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Re: Looking for a watch recommendation
Just give me the money.PensFanInDC wrote:"Are you kidding me? This watch tells time simultaneously in London, Tokyo, Sydney, Rome and Stadt!"
"In Philadelphia, it's worth fifty bucks!"
....."How much for the gun?"
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Re: Looking for a watch recommendation
I used to have that movie and then someone stole it
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Re: Looking for a watch recommendation
I only wear Timex watches. I have a collection of both new and vintage models. They have quite a few nice chronograph models, if that's what you’re only interested in.
Unlike mechanical movements, reliable, durable quartz movements can be made for very little money. The ETA movement in that Wenger watch is probably way less than $50 in volume. Great Citizen/Miyota movements can be had for 10 bucks. Most of the price of a quartz watch is the name on the dial.
Unlike mechanical movements, reliable, durable quartz movements can be made for very little money. The ETA movement in that Wenger watch is probably way less than $50 in volume. Great Citizen/Miyota movements can be had for 10 bucks. Most of the price of a quartz watch is the name on the dial.
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Re: Looking for a watch recommendation
I have a few Skagen Watches. They are nice, dressy, not bulky and are reasonable priced...
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Re: Looking for a watch recommendation
What about Citizen Eco Drive? It's definitely within your price range (e.g. http://www.jomashop.com/citizen-eco-dri ... 9059e.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; ). They are solar-powered (the battery allegedly stores enough power for 180 days) - so you don't have to worry about battery replacement, ever.
(I myself have one of the Eco Drive Calibre watches - reasonably stylish, yet easily below $300.)
Plus, Nicole is unstoppable!
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(I myself have one of the Eco Drive Calibre watches - reasonably stylish, yet easily below $300.)
Plus, Nicole is unstoppable!

(so is Eli " onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; )
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Re: Looking for a watch recommendation
Don't buy a watch, tell time like the ancient romans did
ask the guy next to you.
ask the guy next to you.
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Re: Looking for a watch recommendation
sundials FTW.
or just get a cell phone.
or just get a cell phone.
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Re: Looking for a watch recommendation
That was the first thing I thought of. I also have a guess steel watch that is cool when I wear the silver/white gold look.Tomas wrote:What about Citizen Eco Drive?
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Re: Looking for a watch recommendation
What are you looking for in a watch?
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Re: Looking for a watch recommendation
There is no way I am paying $450 for a watch with a leather band.
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Re: Looking for a watch recommendation
Something different. I own two plain Seiko's (dressy), a really old Swatch (plastic-y), and a Timex IronMan Datalink (digital-y). My iPhone handles alarms so I'm just looking for something different. Seems I'm intrigued by chronographs... and Tomas' wind-powered Eco-drive is interesting.Bob McKenzie wrote:What are you looking for in a watch?
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I'm not a metal wristband fan. Too much like jewelry.SoccerDad wrote:There is no way I am paying $450 for a watch with a leather band.
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I own both. Leather bands do have a good point, however; they are easy to replace. A lot of metal bands are made for the specifc model of watch. If the band breaks on you somehow, you're often SOL on getting an exact replacement.SoccerDad wrote:There is no way I am paying $450 for a watch with a leather band.
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Re: Looking for a watch recommendation
http://www.nixonnow.com/mens-watches/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Nixon watches are pretty sweet
Nixon watches are pretty sweet