What Watch Do You Sport?

Minus the gold teeth, of course.

 

None.

Nada. Zip. Zilch.

I don't even wear my wedding ring on my hands...its on a chain around my neck. My arms / hands are to too many unpleasant/volatile/oogy scrums all too often. I either destroy jewelry or I'm worried about it shorting me to death on a cap or battery some place.

Now, I used to work at a place that sold over 200M in watches and accessories year-round, I certainly had my pick of them. But they just aren't something that ever flipped my switch, if you take my meaning.

<---the wierd one

 

I was looking at the g shock aviation series watches, but they're so expensive...

 

i draw one on, once in a while

 

This ^^ an I also have a gold Longines that I received after 25 years with McMaster-Carr, yep, they actually give a gold watch!

 

I have problems finding watches that fit me correctly. I have abnormally small wrists and I hate how big wrist watches are nowadays so the only wrist watches that I like how they fit are women's watches. So I don't wear wrist watches, although I do like them I just can't find any that I would wear.

 

http://imgur.com/BqHKsuT

Citizen Eco-Drive Skyhawk - I just know how to read the date and times on it...its' got some fancy features that, as a non-pilot I don't understand...but it looks cool. Although it does automatically adjust it's time depending on what time zone I am in and it makes sure it is correct each night. It has some radio feature and you can set what time of day it checks to make sure it is on the right time. It's pretty sweet. For instance on travel, if I fly into a different time zone it will change it's time to the correct time where I am on the hands. The digital time will stay at whatever time zone I put it in. And it's solar powered.

 

G-shock, casio diver, swiss army diver. G shock is 8yrs old and has taking a beating. It just hangs on my toolbox at work now. I just set it outside every now and then to recharge it.

 

Citizen Eco-Drive Aqualand dive watch. I've had it about 15 years and never had to have anything done to it. Works flawlessly.

 

Citizen Skyhawk AT, not the Blue Angels version. Super light because it's titanium, super reliable because of the Ecodrive, and super awesome because of the atomic feature that sets itself and adjusts time zones.

If I'm not wearing it, then I'm wearing a simple timex digital on a kavu band or my new timex ironman that my girlfriend got me for my birthday.

 

i recently bought a new rolex

 

with the gold teeth & a Baum & Mercier Riviera

 

Suunto Core & love it. As long as you don't use the compass you can get at least a year out of the battery. The altimeter/depth functions work well, as long as you calibrate the altimeter. It is also on the larger side of most watches.

 

G-SHOCK for about the last 10 years.

 

Daaaaaamn!

 

I'm a simple man, with a simple watch. Timex Expedition.

 

Anybody looking to buy a mint condition fossil given to me as a gift but I don't want it anymore less than 2 months old!!! Pm me for details and price!! Price affordable!!

 

As most others agree, G-Shock! This is the one I wear now:



And this is what I want to pick up soon. Its one of their limited edition models which is made in conjunction with Burton. Sick ass watch!

 

Smith & Wesson Soldier watch, $89
http://www.time4tritium.com/item.cfm?id=1219