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Do you guys know of any attractive, yet durable watches?

Something kind of like myself--good-looking but tough enough to make it through hell and then back.

I'm looking for something to pull double--even triple--duty in that I'll take it out on the town but I'll also wear it while camping...and perhaps once or twice when punching a man just because he looks at me sideways.

Oh, and this watch will also need to be digital or have a second hand (Which makes it even more like me)
 
get a scuba diving watch... they are usually indestructable... mine is, and it only set me back 200 CND... not bad i think.... right now its battery is dead and no one in town here replaces them (since its a diving watch they have to charge the thing with nitrogen when they change out the battery) so its DOA until I get into a larger place... right now I'm using my great uncles omega automatic that he got for a 25th anniversary with his work watch. Its worth a fair chunk of change... solid gold hourmarks n' stuff... no battery, dont have to wind it. pretty cool for something made in the 50's
 
Originally posted by: Literati
Just because he looked at you sideways!@!!@@!

ohhhhh b0mbrman, you so baaaaad!

Yup, I once shot a man in Reno...just to watch him die. I'm a loose canon, ladies; You can't tame me....
 
I'm pretty fond of the Vostok that I have. It will never pull duty as a dress watch, but it's cheap and thoroughly overbuilt. It's a self-winder with a second hand (sweep) though, so if you're looking for something Quartz, it's not for you.

ZV
 
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
My Fossil has survived hell nad back...twice.

It's analog, but I have no problem with it...


I have to admit... I had a Fossil. Analog. LOVED it and it lasted forever. When I lost it, I replaced it with a Victorinox (died), Wegner (died), Timex (died) and Casio (died.) I'm thinking about getting another Fossil. 😉

For the record: I work as an installer/cable runner, etc. I bang around A LOT of shit, watches included. I also like to work on cars on the weekend. I tear shit up, I tell you what.
 
I have a Roots watch, cost me about $150 about 1.5 years ago, has been threw everything, even dropped it on concrete and had it dragged along with a foot, the face has a VERY FINE/SMALL hairline scratch, nothing else 🙂
 
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