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Help me choose a watch brand

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ChinamanatNCSU

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I looking at buying a new watch since my current one is being held together by electrical tape. I'd like a titanium, analog watch <$300. Currently leaning towards seiko, but that's pretty much the only brand I've looked into. Any other good brands that offer watches in that price range?

This is the watch I'm looking at atm.
 
I wanted a new watch, my pulsar glass has been chipped to hell. But the kinetics are $400-500 🙁 I would never have an opportunity to wear it....
 
You know what's funny.. I went watch shopping and I saw a lot of seikos are nice..

I always thought they were so cheap...
 
Timex == really good for the price. So if you just want something that'll keep good time, Timex will do the trick.

I have a Seiko and I love it. Teally good build quality, and just a bit classier than a Timex.
 
I like Skagan because I have small wrists, so I don't like a watch with a big face (I think they look bad regardless of wrist size anyway).
 
Seiko Kinetics or Citizen Eco-Drive watches.

It really pays off not have to worry about it dying, hassle of replacement batteries; movement-powered or solar-powered (natural and artificial light), respectively.
 
like swatches myself, thats what i've got right now

edit: still trying to figgure out what the decimals face is on my watch though... 😕
 
Originally posted by: Horus
Swiss Army- Made from Titanium alloy. Most light, STRONG and reliable watch I've ever owned.
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i saw a swiss office tool while i was in europe last summer, it was cool, it was like an swiss army knife, except it was a stapler and various other office tools
 
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