[Detectorist]

A Timex Triathlon Shock. On sale at WalMart from $42 down to $25. I sorta like it. I also like not having to dig my cell phone out every time I need the time.

It appears that nowdays, the litle pamphlet with the micro printing instructions is not included. It's all online now. Thank gawd..

All in all, a good buy.

 

[catman71]

That’s a good price

 

[PennsWoods]

A Timex Triathlon Shock. On sale at WalMart from $42 down to $25. I sorta like it. I also like not having to dig my cell phone out every time I need the time.

It appears that nowdays, the litle pamphlet with the micro printing instructions is not included. It's all online now. Thank gawd..

All in all, a good buy.

I'm not a watch connoisseur but I wear one all the time.

The habit was reinforced today as I watched a co-worker rummaging around for his cell phone so he could time SFSTs on the side of the highway. Like they inevitably said about me at one point, "kids these days!"

 

[ddbtoth]

I still prefer a mechanical Seiko on my wrist. Every month I need to adjust it 3-4 minutes ahead. Just the nature of the beast.

 

[RoyHinkley]

I just bought a Citizen Eco-Drive chronograph and love it. Might even be the last watch I ever buy unless I manage to destroy it.

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[Detectorist]

I still prefer a mechanical Seiko on my wrist. Every month I need to adjust it 3-4 minutes ahead. Just the nature of the beast.

I believw Seiko is on sale too. Check it our.

 

[BSA70]

I'll check it out. Is that a store wide sale or regional. I buy a time x. Wear it almost 24/7 when it breaks buy another one

 

[hogfish]

A Timex Triathlon Shock. On sale at WalMart from $42 down to $25. I sorta like it. I also like not having to dig my cell phone out every time I need the time.

It appears that nowdays, the litle pamphlet with the micro printing instructions is not included. It's all online now. Thank gawd..

All in all, a good buy.

Don't get rid of your phone, though. You can use it to post a picture of the watch, you know. ;-)

 

[sombunya]

My buddy wears a $10 digital watch he bought at Walmart. Easy to read, perfect time of course, no worries if anything happens to it.

I was going to buy one while my Panerai was in for service but the battery was still good in the Armitron my wife gave me 19 or so years ago. I wore that instead.

 

[wjv]

I still prefer a mechanical Seiko on my wrist. Every month I need to adjust it 3-4 minutes ahead. Just the nature of the beast.

I have a Solar Seiko that I paid $99 for about 4-5 years ago. Keeps really good time. No winding, No batteries. Eventually the capacitor will die. Then I'll have it fixed or buy a new one.

I have a 1976 Hughes aircraft digital with red LEDs and a calculator keyboard on the face. I bought it new when they first came out. Now they are worth a lot of $$. (over a thousand)

Apparently Commander Adama liked it also.

 

[pittpa]

The habit was reinforced today as I watched a co-worker rummaging around for his cell phone so he could time SFST

It the DUI was young, he probably could have set it up for the officer in a jiffy.

 

[GeoJelly]

Citizen Eco-Drives are high quality but pretty heavy ...

 

[ChiliRacer]

I still prefer a mechanical Seiko on my wrist. Every month I need to adjust it 3-4 minutes ahead. Just the nature of the beast.

I just ordered one (the SKX007J) because I found out they discontinued manufacturing last year and I have been wanting one for a while now. I've been wearing a Luminox for a few years now but I really do like automatic watches...just something way cool about them.

 

[Detectorist]

Made a small mistake. It's actually the Timex Ironman Shock.

 

[jp 19]

congratulations!

 

[RoyHinkley]

Citizen Eco-Drives are high quality but pretty heavy ...

I have the field watch chrono, not heavy at all

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