Love the Seamaster, I'll have a Bond Auto in my collection someday.
One of my favorites:

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Love the Seamaster, I'll have a Bond Auto in my collection someday.
I resist owning things "too good" to use. (I must confess that has rarely been an issue for me). Ana-digi watches are mostly ugly botches, but you have a good one that looks good and works well for you. Since you are not running a jackhammer or going into combat, why not wear it?
If you do decide to alternate with something cheap, Casio makes two coach's watches with basic alarms and lots of pre-set timers: AE1300 and W756. It sounds like they do what you need to do. They are $20 and $30 and they are so ugly you will laugh if you break one.
Breitling, Rolex, Omega and other high quality/price watches are meant to be worn. They stand up to hard use.
Curious as to what watches you consider "too good" to use. Many watches many here would consider high cost/high quality/high end were specifically designed and built for hard use (not synonymous with abuse).I resist owning things "too good" to use.
One of my favorites:
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Curious as to what watches you consider "too good" to use.
Holy crud, you're my doppelganger! I rotate between an Amphibia, Orient Flight (Black on PVD), Seiko 5 (Green), and have been trying to decide between the Orient Mako or the Ray in orange. I'm having fun buying and selling watches but I'm keeping things strictly in the affordable, sub $150, department.
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I decided to go with a solar, Seiko SNE107 on a super oyster bracelet from Strapcode.. So far in loving it!
Nice!