For me, this:
Why do people post these useless replies?
Anyway, for me it's got to be a relatively under the radar brand for those shady parts of town, waterproof & resilient, smart enough for a suit, chilled enough for the beach, practical enough for travelling...
Tudor ranger for me
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My daily beater and work horse - 17 years from new - excellent timekeeper - owes me nothing.
The Seamster pro
Mozza
114060 for me. Great to see the 14060 being so popular though
Omega Aqua Terra or Rolex Oyster Perpetual for me.
126600
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If I had to abandon the rest it would probably be this one.
my MM300 is the watch I keep coming back to - comfortable and highly legible 24/7. Much as I like Rolex divers, the lume is not as long lasting as Seiko's.
All I really need
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It might be this one
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Good luck everybody. Have a good one.
Total utter rubbish.........do you actually believe what you’ve posted?
Do you have any technical basis for posting crap like this?......if so please share! How many watches have you taken apart?.......do you understand how watches seal (and sometimes don’t)?
In my experience, if a watch is in good condition the water resistence exceeds the stated figure, that’s based on actually testing watches, not conjecture!
Unless you insist on swimming in a watch, water resistence is unlikely to be a problem and shouldn’t be a criteria for for choice.
Last edited by walkerwek1958; 13th July 2018 at 00:16.
Indeed. White face.
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Good question. I’d have to be able to take it diving, and would need something that ticked the following boxes:
- Automatic
- 20atm WR
- 120 click unidirectional bezel
- No date
- Uncluttered and easy to read
- Sapphire crystal
- Not too expensive
…which reinforces my suspicion that I need to start saving my pennies for one of these:
Yes, I have plenty of technical basis for posting what I posted :-)
https://marinechronometer.co.uk/inde...ometer-company
Last edited by Geralt; 14th July 2018 at 13:59.
My Milgauss GV Z-Blue closely followed by my 42mm Aerospace Tuxedo dial.
I love the comment 30m does not mean 30m, it means splash proof. What a load of cobblers, it means 30m.
Where do you folks get your bizarre facts?
Oh and back to one watch.....still the Omega SMPc.
Here would be one reference, and there's plenty others: http://www.ernestjones.co.uk/webstor..._resistancy.do