What watch do you wear?

Here is a new treasure with a watch that I've shown before:

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Today I'm wearing this newly acquired Casio, It's not a G, though it resembles one a great deal, had a Wally World gift card that I needed to use and though it looked nice. I really dig Casio, and am hoping to get a Wave Ceptor of a sort eventually.
 
SharpByCoop said:
Just got this. Incredibly satisfying for the money.

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Had lots of learning in the shoot. Watch photography is a specialized as, say, knife photography.

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Got a few really interesting Russian watches a few years back. When they needed service, I discovered nobody would work on them.
I wonder if you will find the same thing with your new purchase....
 
CARRERA50 said:
Got a few really interesting Russian watches a few years back. When they needed service, I discovered nobody would work on them.
I wonder if you will find the same thing with your new purchase....
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It's an asian 6497 clone movement, so it should be compatible with the real deal. You never know though.
 
seamaster gmt i bought myself back in 2003 for a college graduation gift. i like it so much after i got my mba i considered buying another watch but couldn't justify it.
 
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This one - Titanium Ecozilla
I wanted a good solid titanium watch - and this is what I found !

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I sometimes wear this one too - Casio MDV-102 "Super Illuminator" but i much prefer the ecozilla

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I got one of those (Casio Tough Solar) a few weeks ago as I needed something inexpensive that I could wear in the water with no worries. I've really grown to like it and since I travel across a time zone on a near weekly basis I get a kick out of the two button push that automatically moves the hands back and forth between the two times. I tried putting a NATO strap on it but it just looked odd so I went back to the resin band.
 
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I had the same thing in mind when I purchased mine, something utilitarian, but with a bit of style to it. I never have owned a watch with world time either, so it was pretty interesting, also it's my first solar watch, and being curious about Eco-Drives, I figured it'd be a decent test. Though it isn't a G shock, it's plenty tough and 100 meters of water resistance is more than enough for me. I too would like to try a NATO on it, but the resin band is more than serviceable.
 
For the past ten years I have been wearing nothing but Suunto. Great quality.

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168000 transitional Submariner. Only watch I own.
 
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Wish it had better lume, but I love this one.
 

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Well I was wearing my Casio PAG-40 until the battery died this noon, so I switched to my old faithful Casio G7800b. I'm wearing the Citizen Eco Drive when I head out for work in about an hour though...

 
As do you, sir! Fun little watch, though I'm already putting some scuffs and other character on the black coat. Running a bar can be rough on watches.
 
Great dog too.... Looks a lot like my old lab. Even turning grey in the same spots

Turning grey, and going bald too. He'd still act like a puppy if his hips weren't getting bad. He and his mother got dumped at our local dog park a couple years ago. No one wants geriatric labs that come only as a pair, so they're having a golden retirement in our backyard. His mom is looking better now than when we took them in, amazingly.
 
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