What watches do you wear?

[vampyrewolf]

2 options

Fossil Steel, deep sapphire face, strap/casing stainless steel

or pocket watch

We all start with 10 fingers. Those with Spydies have 9 to spare, Still need a thumb. Good thing I still have 8 to spare...

[anyman]

Rolex Sub, needs a cleaning though.

Al

[anyman]

Rolex Sub, needs a cleaning though.

Al

[steve andrews]

A Sinn Einsatz Zeit Messer 3 (EZM3). Outstanding!
A truly tactical timepiece.....
img src=<http://www5.ocn.ne.jp/~seikodo/sinnnew/ ... 3-w300.jpg>


Edited by - steve andrews on 6/15/2002 1:43:04 PM

Edited by - steve andrews on 6/16/2002 2:06:46 PM

[M M]

My all day carry watch is a Sinn EZM 1 for over 3 Years ago!

[knifepunk]

Casio Twin Resist

[Mr Blonde]

G-Shock for everyday carry and a Tissot for dress up occasions. sorry, I don't know the exact models of my watches, I'm more of a knifeknut see!

Wouter


"I wear a wristwatch whether or not I have an appointment to keep, and I carry a pen and/or pencil because I am a literate person whether or not I have a specific writing task ahead of me, and I carry a knife because I am a human and not an ape." - James Mattis

[SpyderNut]

Ever since I got my Sprint PCS cell phone made by LG, I haven't worn my watches very much.

For work, I have my trusty Timex Expedition which I've had for what seems like a lifetime. Takes a lickin'.....<img src="wink.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0>

For dress occasions, I have a Fossil Blue watch that I bought for myself for a high school grad present. (<img src="tongue.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0>)

I also like Seiko watches and I plan on getting one once I get out of college.

Mike

[Gurgi]

fossil steel.

inexpensive, keeps pretty good time, been running on the same battery for about 4 years now.

only problem I have with it is the second hand never lands on the second ticks as it rotates, always off by about 1/50th of a mm. oh well. <img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0>
Those automatic watches look really cool, but they are just way to expensive for me.

Edited by - Gurgi on 6/16/2002 6:22:38 PM

[Shiden]

A Pulsar Chronograph.
I want to buy a Seiko Kinetic some day.

Shiden-Kaj

"Fear causes hesitation, hesitation causes your worst fears to come true."

[voxnaes]

Victorinox chronograph (Diverwatch)all steel.

Vox.

[shootist16]

O&W dive watch, Luminox 3200, Casio G-shock are all in my rotation. I wear the O&W more than anything.

Dennis Bible www.theleadingedgeonline.com

[steve andrews]

My new Sinn EZM3....A tactical timepiece!!!

[Wolfpack]

Casio G-Shock, can't figure out how to work anything on the **** thing though, either I'm old or it is WAY too complicated.

[dePaul]

Today I wear my Omega Geneve. The O&W Cougar is the watch I use most. On special occasions I also wear a Tissot Seastar

I also have a quartz Tissot Twotimer with all the technical stuff (alarms, stop watches, time zones and so on).

The Tissot watch usually goes with me on business trips (thanks to the alarm feature <img src="wink.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0> )

Spyderco Collectors Club Member #57

[ramlanrafie]

Using Zodiac 713.82.62 (don't know the model). Can't remember the price. Never heard the brand before 'till the salesman proposed it to me. Quit a robust timepiece with 200m water resistant.
Waiting for T-Touch from Tissot to be available in the open market here again.

[Kev Mullins]

My "hunting/fishing" watch is a Timex Expedition. My EDC watch is an Elgin Tachymeter. I've got a couple of Seiko's that see little wrist time these days.

[Kaizer]

Hi People,

I have a Timex Mariner whcih is water resist to 200 M (salt water or fresh water...??.

Gurgi...
I have the same problem with the seconds hand not landing on the "spot" but off by a few hundredths of an mm. There's a nother thing i noticed...generally the sweeping seconds hand moves along quite smoothly but at roughly the direction of 10 O clock, the seconds hand moves a tick and rebounds a tad. You have to really observe for this rebound but it's there.

I also have an ironman triathlon and a titan moonphase (for dressy occassions).

Have a nice day.

[skcusloa]

Seiko 5 automatic...

Paid about $40 including shipping. **** of a deal.

Edited by - skcusloa on 5/10/2004 7:18:02 PM

[Jimmy_Dean]

For the last year or so, I wear the Casio Pathfinder. Mostly because I like the gadget factor. Use mainly the compas anr barometer. For classy occasions, I have a Tag rip off I bought in Chinatown 8 years ago. Still works great though.

-Dean