Watch/Time Piece enthusiasts out there?
I'm looking for a watch around the $150-250 range. A watch I can wear everyday that is fairly durable, has good quality, etc.
I was thinking about a Citizen, but to be honest, I'm unfamiliar with the intricacies that go into a watch. I do have a watch for those very special occasions, but it's not a well known brand or any watch company you guys would think of. Just a priceless heirloom.
If anyone could help me out or recommend me a good watch brand (low-mid), I'd greatly appreciate it. Thanks!
I was thinking about a Citizen, but to be honest, I'm unfamiliar with the intricacies that go into a watch. I do have a watch for those very special occasions, but it's not a well known brand or any watch company you guys would think of. Just a priceless heirloom.
If anyone could help me out or recommend me a good watch brand (low-mid), I'd greatly appreciate it. Thanks!
Originally Posted by Mindcore,Sep 26 2004, 01:44 PM
I'd get a Seiko, I've had one for 18 years, and it works better then my other watches that cost 10 times as much
Seiko is like Toyota or Honda, very reliable yet affordable.
In my experience, Seiko is more reliable than Citizen.
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Tissot
Don't think anything else is even close
You get a scratch proof crystal, a REAL Swiss movement, and very fine quality. I mean it's owned by Swatch who also make Omega, Longines, and Rado. That should speak for itself.
Don't think anything else is even close
You get a scratch proof crystal, a REAL Swiss movement, and very fine quality. I mean it's owned by Swatch who also make Omega, Longines, and Rado. That should speak for itself.
Originally Posted by YeLLoWs2knVA,Sep 26 2004, 08:22 PM
Tissot
Don't think anything else is even close
You get a scratch proof crystal, a REAL Swiss movement, and very fine quality. I mean it's owned by Swatch who also make Omega, Longines, and Rado. That should speak for itself.
Don't think anything else is even close
You get a scratch proof crystal, a REAL Swiss movement, and very fine quality. I mean it's owned by Swatch who also make Omega, Longines, and Rado. That should speak for itself.
Sure, it may have a fancy name and all, but is not merely as reliable, which he says he's looking for.




