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Thread: Watches - ExPo Style

  1. #11
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    For in today's world, no less being out in the boonies, who for God's sakes needs a watch? Paleeeeeze I got rid of mine when my cell phone was as big as a brick. Honestly....what would you do with it???? Check some ones pulse? Get into the 2011's + some plus some. I plan to never own a watch again.....same goes for a typewriter. Give me a break!!!
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    Okay I have been corrected by my kids....evidently there are many cool watch's out there that serve many uses. Fantasic.....I still have absolutely no use for a watch....but I stand corrected......
    Law of Mechanical Repair:
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    My "watch":

    Ryan
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    I had a Highgear that died on me recently. I replaced it with a Suunto Core. So far I love it. The altimeter is much more accurate than the Highgear was, the display is better, and it's lower profile.


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  5. #15
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    YEA! Me too.......who freakin needs a watch!
    Law of Mechanical Repair:
    "After your hands are coated with grease, your nose will begin to itch and you'll have to pee!"
    ...Don Dieball

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    Well, bobDog get back to me when you are out in the boonies and your batteries die or your phone breaks. I will gladly give you the time from my twenty-five jewel swiss movement watch.

    Cheers.
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    I work event security for a large multi-national org and I often work in locations where my cell phone loses signal (even in 2011 we don't have signal everywhere) that and working events I am checking my phone all the time. It would be nice just to look at my wrist and not reaching into a pocket for my phone every few min.

    I understand though. I have not worn a watch (except for camping and skiing) for almost 10 years now. That is why I'm after a new one. Mine is pretty beat.

    • I'm leaning to wards the luminox 0201 blackout. Anyone have one?


    So far I have looked at:
    • 5.11's - cool watches, always wondered about them since they came out
    • G-Shock's - I like them, but the ones I have tried on are a bit thick and look like they would snag easy
    • Suunto Core - Still want one of these, but I don't think I would use all the features enough since I already carry a Garmin 60CSx backpacking so I have compass, altimeter and other things covered.
    Last edited by irish_11; 08-22-2011 at 03:55 PM.
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    Just got a Timex Expedition Rugged Core watch. It's really light weight, and not too pricey, so I'm not cringing when it gets scuffed, etc.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bobDog View Post
    YEA! Me too.......who freakin needs a watch!
    Were you traumatized by a watch as a kid? You really don't seem to like them. In which case I have to ask, why did you even open this thread? You sure won't find me opening any thread on mushrooms.

    Back on topic, today I'm sporting this

    http://www.tandemhearts.com/
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    and life's like an hourglass, glued to the table
    No one can find the rewind button

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nigel Caffiene View Post
    Well, bobDog get back to me when you are out in the boonies and your batteries die or your phone breaks. I will gladly give you the time from my twenty-five jewel swiss movement watch.

    Cheers.
    Law of Mechanical Repair:
    "After your hands are coated with grease, your nose will begin to itch and you'll have to pee!"
    ...Don Dieball

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