Watches

[Cycletroll]

GWM5610-1
Pretty much the perfect utilitarian watch.
200m
Atomic
Solar
$80-$95
https://www.amazon.com/Casio-G-Shock-GW ... B007RWZHXO

[ThomC]

I like the looks of that one. Looked up that brand and they're a bit more than I'd like to spend on my next one

Looking for suggestions for my third watch. I have a Casio F-91W and the pro trek.

Looking for something slim and light like the F-91W, but with better water resistance, a bigger wrist band, brighter back light, option to mute the sounds and higher quality build.

What should I consider in the $100 or less range? Open to digital or analog.

I'm openly going to suggest another Casio; if they're uncomfortable on your wrist, the 56xx series are great and come in a wide variety of colours. Prices here in EU range from 50 to 80€ like new.
The 5610 is solar and uses multi-band technology so it's always on time and charged.
I tried one but it felt too uncomfortable on my wrist, so my go-to has been the 9300 but it might be too big for your requirements.

[Evil D]

On the Casio band issue, best thing I ever did was buy strap adapters and use a NATO strap. It's a game changer for Casio watches. So much more comfortable.

[vivi]

On the Casio band issue, best thing I ever did was buy strap adapters and use a NATO strap. It's a game changer for Casio watches. So much more comfortable.

I'll look into it. That strap looks more comfortable.

I like the looks of that one. Looked up that brand and they're a bit more than I'd like to spend on my next one

Looking for suggestions for my third watch. I have a Casio F-91W and the pro trek.

Looking for something slim and light like the F-91W, but with better water resistance, a bigger wrist band, brighter back light, option to mute the sounds and higher quality build.

What should I consider in the $100 or less range? Open to digital or analog.

I'm openly going to suggest another Casio; if they're uncomfortable on your wrist, the 56xx series are great and come in a wide variety of colours. Prices here in EU range from 50 to 80€ like new.
The 5610 is solar and uses multi-band technology so it's always on time and charged.
I tried one but it felt too uncomfortable on my wrist, so my go-to has been the 9300 but it might be too big for your requirements.

The pro trek is comfortable but a bit bulky for work, especially since I don't need a compass, barometer etc. there.

The F-91 came with a wrist band designed for smaller people. Its barely big enough for my wrist.

I'm just looking for something closer in size to the F-91 than the Pro Trek. Something thin. With a longer wrist band and a better waterproof rating. I didn't realize the F-91 was just splash proof but not meant to be submerged.

[ladybug93]

you might like this one, vivi. it's pretty classy and cool.

[vivi]

What's the model #?

[Evil D]

I have a strange attraction to Casio watches, I really don't like chunky watches but I love how they look just looking straight at them. If they were made much thinner I'd own so many G-Shocks. Coming from 5 years wearing a Hamilton field watch, even the 5610 feels like a brick on my wrist.

[z4vdBt]

The Citizen.

[vivi]

The Citizen.

https://www.citizenwatch.com/us/en/prod ... 0-03E.html

I found some of these for $90, I like the looks of them.

[z4vdBt]

https://www.citizenwatch.com/us/en/prod ... 0-03E.html

I found some of these for $90, I like the looks of them.

Eco-drive is nice. Here's the new High Accuracy Quartz (HAQ) from Citizen ( $14k for the white, around $7k and change for the other two ):

3 new Citizen Eco-Drive watches with the Caliber 0100: world’s most precise watch 3-20-19

This one is accurate to + / - once second per year (spy). Mine (previous post) is + / 1 5 spy.

[marty_bill_]

Mudman

[Dazen]

These are the two that I wear currently: GX56BB-1 “The King” and GWG1000-1A3 “Mudmaster”

I have a very large wrist so these oversized watches look normal on me. I actually enjoy wearing the GX more than the GWG because it weighs less and is more comfortable on my wrist. I personally don’t use all the functions of the GWG but I do like that it self adjusted its time. At 1/5 the price of the GWG the GX is probably the best bang for your buck of all G-Shocks, when you can find them in stock.

[roxiescarf]

The specs like charging via solar, has a compass, shows elevation, temps and waterproof is very useful when hiking. This actually also looks like a surviving kit.

[vivi]

still debating what to get.

I like the features and price of this, but would like something with a slightly slimmer face.

https://outlet.casio.com/dw5700bbm-1/

[vivi]

Well did some more research today and two currently top my list

https://www.citizenwatch.com/us/en/prod ... 4-81E.html

https://edifice.casio.com/watches/efr545sbpb-1b

Only issue is I can't find thickness measurements for them. My Pro Trek is 12.7mm, looking for under 10 with waterproof, time, date, and solar.

[Kloeshuman]

Basic field watch

[Makunochimaster]

Seiko SSC013P1

Casio G-Shock GW-6900

Casio ProTrek PRG-270

[ThomC]

Seiko SSC013P1
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Casio G-Shock GW-6900
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Casio ProTrek PRG-270
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Just how many hands do you have, master ? :D

[MacLaren]

These are the two that I wear currently: GX56BB-1 “The King” and GWG1000-1A3 “Mudmaster”

I have a very large wrist so these oversized watches look normal on me. I actually enjoy wearing the GX more than the GWG because it weighs less and is more comfortable on my wrist. I personally don’t use all the functions of the GWG but I do like that it self adjusted its time. At 1/5 the price of the GWG the GX is probably the best bang for your buck of all G-Shocks, when you can find them in stock.

I hear ya Dazen
I absolutely love my MudMaster
And, you know you have DEAD NUTZ correct time every single day, as she syncs with the Atomic Clock in Ft. Collins, Co. Not to mention, she's just about bullet proof too.

[Makunochimaster]

Just how many hands do you have, master ? :D

Knives watches never too much :rolleyes: