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Timex 41711, gave to me by my friend in the national guard....same watch he had to buy......don't have many features but is reliable and light. Don't even have indiglo but does have glow in the dark hands...that are suprsingly easy to read in the dark.
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I just use a cell phone
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skagen titanium thin.... always wanted movado, fell in love with the black/black/mesh look of this one when browsing around nordstrom's. |
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TAG Heuer WK1110
http://www.blitzwatches.co.uk/images/WK1110black1.JPG Nice watch. Thanks Mrs Mephisto! Mr Mephisto |
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Buy it here for $49.97 And Hanxter I'd like to know where I can get that display stand!!!:D |
I have to give both fossil and swatch credit for making really extravagant, beautiful watches for a low cost.
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http://www.shop4brand.com/store/media/ap2161-68m.l.gif
The luminous hands are pretty sensitive to light, and last for a while. Solar powered, and "never" needs a battery change. Should be at least 15 years for a battery change, but it's better to have it serviced every few years or so. The only annoying thing is I can't turn off the chronograph beeps and the alarm isn't nearly loud enough to wake me up. Citizen Eco Drive AP2161-68M |
I couldn't find a picture, but mine is a Guess waterpro w/ a red face. I'm really partial to the guess watches, this one is getting old tho, it was a gift from nearly 2 years ago.
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"The Prisoner Watch." Issued to members in good standing by Six of One, The Prisoner Appreciation Society.
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This is my watch, of course its a few years old now, but you can get them for under a 100 now. |
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Wow, everyone has such nice watches. I have a cheap Casio watch from Wal-Mart... it works though so I'm happy.
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Has anyone else noticed that almost all of these promotional displays of watches have almost exactly the same time? Why is that?
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I got this for christmas, from the maternal unit. It is currently rocking my world. |
This is my new everyday, every activitywatch.
http://www.casio.com/images/b/g2300-9v_b_138x150.jpg finally replaced my other one after 10-15 years and 3 batteries later. The screws stripped out the last time I changed the battery and allowed water inside. |
mine is an old fossil blue. i couldn't find an exact picture since its at least 4 years old, but this one is pretty close:
<img src="http://www.courtesyparts.com/Merchant2/graphics/00000001/350z/5124_big.jpg" /> problem is this one's from a nissan dealer, so it had some changes. the big Z is replaced with the fossil logo and the watch face background has some texture to it on mine. other than that, same watch. |
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yeah 10:10 is a standard. I read about it somewhere but can not remember where. Its kind of like the 555-XXXX numbers in the movies.
Did a search and came up with this: First of all, the 10:10 position does not block out the watch company’s name or logo. In this position the hands act as a frame for the name or logo. Some watches have the model name or some lettering such as the chronometer rating at the bottom section of the dial. There are watches that have a subdial for the seconds hand at the 6:00 o’clock position and indicating the time as 10:10 does not interfere with any of these. Some companies have started using 10:08 or 10:12 as the time shown on the watch in their ads. This stops the longer minute hand from blocking out the numeral or marker at the 2:00 o’clock position. On a chronograph with subdials at 3:00 o'clock and/or 9:00 o'clock 5:08 or 6:53 may be used to frame one of the subdials without blocking the watch company's name or logo. In addition, when the hands are in the 10:10 position they form a “smiley” face instead of a “frown” that would be portrayed if the time is set at 8:20. |
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http://i.walmart.com/i/p/00/04/93/53...10_215X215.jpg only cost me $46 but it's the thickest, heaviest watch I've owned. also current: http://www.edgetechcorp.com/Reposito...atch-Drive.gif I also have a blue-faced Casio divers watch that I only wear when I'm working around the house. It isn't waterproof anymore. |
I'd have to take a picture, because it's an original made by my jeweler here in town...
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I have an ancient, white dial Citizen WR100. I love it, wouldn't change it for the world, though.
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I have to go with the Nixon.
They have some very dressy models but carry the added bonus of being a more-core skate/surf/snowboard brand. I got this for my birthday. http://www.nixonnow.com/prod_images/...ider_Black.jpg 100m World time Alarm, hour beep. Stop watch You can also hold the light button down to hide the digital display for the clean lo-tech analogue look. It weighs a tone, which is how I like my watches weighted. www.nixonnow.com Check out their 'Collection' stuff. They have a few of their more popular models in a Ltd edition Matt Black finish. |
Currently I wear a fairly collectable Seiko men's Mickey Mouse watch.
Seiko doesn't make them anymore (Disney has since gone to Lorus or their own brand name). Some day, I want one of these: http://www.tic-tock.com/images/watches/564.jpg |
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Very plain - Skagen Titanium 170LTTM https://commerce76.datapipe.com/skag.../170LTTM_L.jpg |
I found this in the street several years ago, and have been wearing it ever since:
http://www.makedostudio.com/watches/....highlight.jpg Seiko divers watch. It does the job. |
1958 Waltham that I picked up on e-bay several years ago. It's a manual wristwatch (meaning I have to wind it every day) and it keeps excellent time.
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http://www.dakmart.com/items/big/NIKE-WT0006001.jpg
A little clunky for me, I'm considering a switch. Also, when they went from 5 buttons to 4, the intuitiveness of the interface was lost. |
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I'm thinking about an upgrade. |
I don't wear a watch anymore... I look at the time on my phone when I need to know the time.
I've owned a few watches but this one was my favourite... I lost it. http://www.todaysluggage.com/store/i...g/33908_64.jpg |
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I loved that thing. Didn't lose it, it was ripped off my wrist as I fell out of a boat. It sunk to the bottom of the lake. The strap was weak, because I had it for so long. I think about the fish up north that swim by it every day to check the time. I bet that thing is still fucking ticking away, 100 feet under water. I had just replaced the battery. *cry* |
Daily Driver.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...n/1105e06a.jpg (classy, stevo. Real classy!) :thumbsup: |
This is my blinging watch for fancy occations when I am dressed up. As far as a daily time piece goes I just use my cell phone, but I have always wanted a pocket watch.
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I found the design company I was looking at in New York. Here are the watches I am looking at:
http://www.jacob-jensen.com/newsimag...ono_600_la.jpg http://www.jacob-jensen.com/images/640_650_la.jpg The cost difference is about $150 (stopwatch is more expensive of course). I'm leaning towards the latter watch due to cost, the fact I never use a stopwatch, and the I like the colors. It's really hard to find these in the US though. |
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