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PostPosted: Sat Oct 09, 2010 8:43 am 
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What are the top combat watches for hard use?

I would prefer a self winder or a watch that has a battery that lasts for years. I am looking at Luminox, Suunto, etc.

I want it for hard out door use and abuse.


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G-Shock. They are indestructible. Not exactly haute horology... but fits the bill

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If you're looking for swiss, (although I usually despise TAG) the Tag Formula is pretty rugged.

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Iantheklutz wrote:
G-Shock. They are indestructible. Not exactly haute horology... but fits the bill

:yeahthat

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roman4405 wrote:
Iantheklutz wrote:
G-Shock. They are indestructible. Not exactly haute horology... but fits the bill

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i cant think of anything better. g shocks are awesome. very trendy and you can beat the sh** out of them. for a watch under 200 dollars with all that functionality its a no brainer


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roman4405 wrote:
Iantheklutz wrote:
G-Shock. They are indestructible. Not exactly haute horology... but fits the bill

:yeahthat


i cant think of anything better. g shocks are awesome. very trendy and you can beat the sh** out of them. for a watch under 200 dollars with all that functionality its a no brainer


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PostPosted: Sat Oct 09, 2010 4:09 pm 
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"It takes a lickin' and keeps on tickin'". Can't remember which brand of watch that slogan referred to but it should have been written for the G-Shock.

I know it's getting monotonous but you simply can't go wrong with a G-Shock. Only question is which of the hundreds of models to pick. I couldn't get used to a digital model so switched to their "aviation" analogue model.

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PostPosted: Sat Oct 09, 2010 4:29 pm 
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the rescue 7900 b1 all black is the one i would go for.


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How about a Marathon. Very rugged but well made.


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boogiebot wrote:
the rescue 7900 b1 all black is the one i would go for.

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I'm a fan of the 7900.

I also like Luminox, got 2 Evo Colormarks which are very comfortable and seem very tough.


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PostPosted: Sat Oct 09, 2010 11:06 pm 
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Otto wrote:
boogiebot wrote:
the rescue 7900 b1 all black is the one i would go for.

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I'm a fan of the 7900.

I also like Luminox, got 2 Evo Colormarks which are very comfortable and seem very tough.



Otto that tides functionality and moon phase looks awesome. i had the chance to try on the white one a while back and although i liked it....the thought of wearing a white plastic watch was too hard for me to pull off.


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