Outdoor Watches?

[GrillingBear]

so what are your timepieces that you guys use outdoors? Any resilient models like military watches or special outdoors watches? I'm asking because I would really like a new watch that is resilient enough to withstand the increased wear and tear of outdoors activities. Although my SO wants me to get one of these nice Omega watches (http://www.chrono24.com/en/omega/index.htm), I prefer something practical and sturdy. Any experts out there who could drop some advice? :2thumbs:

[UTJetdog]

If you're considering a $3300 timepiece, I can't possibly comment. Those Omegas are beautiful BTW.

[Byron]

I learned a LONG TIME AGO only to wear one make of watch in canyon country...the $35 Timex from Wallmart.

[Bootboy]

+1 for the timex.

Spend the G's on something that does more than simply tell you what time it is.

[GrillingBear]

I learned a LONG TIME AGO only to wear one make of watch in canyon country...the $35 Timex from Wallmart.

hahaha, didn't expect that :mrgreen: but oh well, if it comes recommended, why not check it out :nod:

[reverse_dyno]

That's what I have, a timex Ironman with a plastic time face. It has lasted by 7 years so far. It goes with me climbing, backpacking, etc. It looks ugly, but it works.

[BruteForce]

Hmmm. Thread stinks of something..

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