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

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actually, i want to resend my comment on the omega seamaster... i am now in love with the tag heuer carrera automatic chrono/tach
 
Originally posted by: jonnyGURU
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
My Fossil has survived hell nad back...twice.

It's analog, but I have no problem with it...
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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 sht up, I tell you what.
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Another vote for Fossil.
Looks nice, tough and doesnt dent your wallet. I got a really nice one for a hundred bucks.
They have average watches for 40-60 dollars.

 
Originally posted by: shilala
Nike Lance 3 Titanium.
Accept no substitute.
I had one of these, sold it after awhile because I wanted to buy something else I didn't need.
It was a little big, but hey, WTF, right?
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I'll accept a subsitute...

Swiss Military Titanium watches. FEATHER light, ultra durable...only problem I've had in 2 1/2 years is one pin replacement and a battery replacement.
 
I have a really dope Timex Expedition watch.. its real dope, it also has a digital compass and the date on the top.. with some other bells and whistles. its lasted a long time with no problems whatsoever.
 
Grandpa bought all 3 sons stainless steel rolexes 40 years ago, they all still wear them today. well, saw all 3 wearing them at a wedding this past sunday. I was surprised at how much they glittered despite being so old (and i know my dad never polishes his)
 
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