Me? I have a smart phone for the time.... and maps, and a calculator, and a camcorder.... ect.
Why do you want to lug aroung more stuff?
Because the wife wants to give you a gift!? Just politely decline.
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Me? I have a smart phone for the time.... and maps, and a calculator, and a camcorder.... ect.
Why do you want to lug aroung more stuff?
Because the wife wants to give you a gift!? Just politely decline.
I have a smart phone. Funny thing about smart phones though is they are easier to lose in the backcountry than something strapped to your wrist. Weird how that works. Her wanting to get me a gift gives me an excuse to buy a pretty nice watch to take in the backcountry but it unfortunately has to meet her classy standards as well.
Seiko Black Monster.
Luminox, check out Sierra Trading Post as they have good deals on them.
Up until I got a cell phone, it was a Timex Expedition Ingiglo with a green face.
If I had to wear a watch now it would be vintage Bulova, Elgin, Hamilton... Then I would be too worried about breaking it and just use my cell phone.
Never got into big metal watches. The smaller, the better.
http://ceasuridemana.ro/pictures/201...50m_328792.jpg
Casio has some analog G-shocks that have barometer, compass, altimeter, thermometer etc on them might be out of your price range
If you want something nice looking its hard to go wrong with Orient, and most of them are in your price range http://orientwatchusa.com/mens
Don't let the prices throw you, google or sign up for the mailing list and they always have some sort of coupon thing, used to be 50% all the time, or order somewhere else that has normal pricing.
Also they are owned by Seiko so quality is there, I have 4 or 5 between me and the wife, really nice for the price.
Or one of my favorites, get a PAM homage
http://i.imgur.com/7lebo.jpg
Thanks for the info guys I will look into several of them