Watch Reccomendations

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Edited by Benjichang - 07 March 2011 at 2:42pm

http://www.overstock.com/Jewelry-Watches/Skagen-Mens-Titanium-Case-and-Bracelet-Blue-Dial-Quartz-Watch/5641291/product.html

I was unaware that people under 30 wore watches.

mbro wrote: I was unaware that people under 30 wore watches.

As a watch wearer, I've actually found it annoying not having one on lately. I broke my strap and havent got it fixed yet, and there are times when I dont want to check my phone to see the time, etc.

Plus, its one of the few quality accessories a man can have, and there are tons of great options.

Looking here might be a good start

I'm also a big fan of Nixon watches.

Edited by choopie911 - 07 March 2011 at 4:58pm

SSOK wrote: I can get it from China for $13,

I'm almost positive that it will give you some kind of Asian lead-based wrist cancer.

Reb Cpl wrote: mbro wrote: I was unaware that people under 30 wore watches. I haven't owned a watch since my commemorative mickey mouse one that was given to me when i was a kid. I don't know where that one is, and haven't had one on in at least a decade. I hate having something on my wrist.

This.

If I need the time I check my cell phone or one of the clocks available near me at any given time. Or I just don't worry about checking the time.

I don't wear metal wrist watch band because the little groove things will catch my arm hair and pull them out and it makes me angry and want to throw the watch into a river. And cloth/velcro watches can only be worn by people under the age of 10 and over the age of 65.





Edited by agentwhale007 - 07 March 2011 at 6:19pm

Double post for attention!

I think I found you a watch:

Stauer Dashtronic

Gimmicky, glitzy, self-winding, affordable (kinda). If you can afford to put out a c-note, this may be the watch for you. Bear in mind, in the world of self-winding, you get what you pay for, and Stauer is not what you'd call "high-end."

But, I used to really like this watch's aesthetics, so if you can justify a hundred, this may be the way to go.


Edited by DeTrevni - 07 March 2011 at 6:41pm

I tend to go through years-long phases of either wearing one every day, or not. I've found that digging into your pants pocket every time you want to check what time it is on your cell can be extremely annoying and less than expedient. I tend to wear a watch until the strap goes, then I forget to get a new one and next thing you know, it's been 3 years and I realize that "hey, I should probably get a new watch."

That said, I can't stand not wearing one now. I feel naked if I forget it.

tallen702 wrote: That said, I can't stand not wearing one now. I feel naked if I forget it.

This, man. This...

oldpbnoob wrote: I'm waiting for my grandmother to die so I can inherit her gold Presidents Rolex. And she's a beefy woman, so she bought the mans edition.

My grandfather had a set of gold pocket watches, a woman's and a man's- matched set. My parents have them now. The one my father has weighs a ton and has a nice diamond chip in the middle. They're from the days when pocket watches were a status symbol. beautiful pieces that'll be mine one day.

DeTrevni wrote: Double post for attention! I think I found you a watch: Stauer Dashtronic Gimmicky, glitzy, self-winding, affordable (kinda). If you can afford to put out a c-note, this may be the watch for you. Bear in mind, in the world of self-winding, you get what you pay for, and Stauer is not what you'd call "high-end." But, I used to really like this watch's aesthetics, so if you can justify a hundred, this may be the way to go.