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| Here are two quartz watches with quite a bit of character. The contrast on the Seiko wins hands down. Even after adjusting the Suunto it’s screen is just not as clear and easy to read in low light. One of the best functions between these two watches is the Seiko’s illumination function, which requires you only smack the watch screen for it to light up. You can also adjust the impact required for it to illuminate. Brilliant watches. The Suunto is discounted to around $100 on Jomashop’s website right now. For a fun beater with interesting functions it’s pretty hard to find a better watch in that range that has a compass, thermometer, barometer, altimeter, depth gauge and Storm warning system.
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| Posts: 21251 | Location: San Dimas CA, The Old Dominion or the Tar Heel State. | Registered: April 16, 2007 |
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| Stick, you’re gonna cost me money! Lol. I’ve been eyeballing one of those Suunto Cores since you’ve been posting about yours. Definitely has some appeal. I wonder about the dark display, though. That’s the one major complaint I keep seeing.
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| Posts: 17799 | Location: Sonoran Desert | Registered: February 10, 2011 |
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| Congrats, Oz. That's the kind of watch you could wear with anything to any situation and it would look great. That would be a conundrum for me as well. 44 is juuuuust about too big, and 42 is just about perfect, but lately I've been looking at my 42mm watch and thinking "somewhere between 42 and 44 may actually be better." Those half sizes change the math a little bit.
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| Posts: 17799 | Location: Sonoran Desert | Registered: February 10, 2011 |
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| That's a great looking Oris, Oz. My opinion: wear it for a bit, and you'll get used to its size. I've got skinny wrists and am used to smaller watches. I bought a Seiko Prospex PADI from craigcpa and thought "it's YUGE!" Wore it for a couple of days and it was completely unnoticed.
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| Posts: 14042 | Location: Frog Level Yacht Club | Registered: July 15, 2007 |
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| Looks great, Oz! That sure is a keeper!
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| Posts: 39398 | Location: SC Lowcountry/Cape Cod | Registered: November 22, 2002 |
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| I like that Citizen a lot. Similar style to my Satellite Wave, sourced from Dave. I'd been thinking about a Fitbit type watch, but would prefer this by a long shot.
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| I'd seriously consider one of those Citizen smart watches for everyday wear and exercise time, but at 46mm, damn, too big for my little wrists.
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| My F150 Satellite Wave is a 44mm so only a bit bigger & likely slimmer. The F150 has a pretty thick case.
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| Posts: 14042 | Location: Frog Level Yacht Club | Registered: July 15, 2007 |
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| I like the idea, though, I think a group buy on a new release, could be problematic
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