What's the best watch for your money?

[Masterchieffer]

Really, I'm looking for something practical (waterproof/durable), but still good looking.

Thanks

[lacerate]

Originally Posted by Masterchieffer

Really, I'm looking for something practical (waterproof/durable), but still good looking.

Thanks

is it in a mutual fund?

[V8 Muscle]

[Parlor_Mob]

[Bobby Hill]

What range? Under 2K, I would look in Longines. It's my favorite brand under 2K. If you could get into the 3K I would look into Omega. Oris and Hamilton are other good brands with vast selection, although, I'm not a big myself.

[Masterchieffer]

Originally Posted by Bobby Hill

What range? Under 2K, I would look in Longines. It's my favorite brand under 2K. If you could get into the 3K I would look into Omega. Oris and Hamilton are other good brands with vast selection, although, I'm not a big myself.

brah, i was thinking like $100

[thursday22dp]

Fossil has some cheap watches that still look good.

[grisolia44]

omega

[5431]

Originally Posted by Bobby Hill

What range? Under 2K, I would look in Longines. It's my favorite brand under 2K. If you could get into the 3K I would look into Omega. Oris and Hamilton are other good brands with vast selection, although, I'm not a big myself.

Originally Posted by Masterchieffer

brah, i was thinking like $100

lol

[Caspahh]

The G-Shock Atomic watches.

Water proof, virtually indestructible, self-setting, solar powered.

By far the most practical watch I've ever used. I've had it for 4 years so far, taken it on camping/hunting trips and have had it get banged up a lot while hiking and spelunking.

Got mine in all black for about $80 at costco.



Mine looks kinda like that

[Bobby Hill]

Originally Posted by Masterchieffer

brah, i was thinking like $100

Invicta

[iamtheawesome]

Originally Posted by Caspahh

The G-Shock Atomic watches.

Water proof, virtually indestructible, self-setting, solar powered.

By far the most practical watch I've ever used. I've had it for 4 years so far, taken it on camping/hunting trips and have had it get banged up a lot while hiking and spelunking.

Got mine in all black for about $80 at costco.

I was thinking of picking up one of these to use as an everyday watch.

[Bobby Hill]

[Caspahh]

Originally Posted by iamtheawesome

I was thinking of picking up one of these to use as an everyday watch.

I highly recommend it. Not having to ever set it nor worry about batteries is awesome. And I feel confident I could use it as a hammer if I ever needed to.

[MTSainT]

Originally Posted by Bobby Hill

Invicta

lol yupp I got A iNVICTA FOR 60 BUCKS

the watch head is pretty big though

[RedSoxfan1978]

Im an Omega man. I also like Rolex and Panerai, however in your price range I would go Seiko without doubt. They build some great watches for the money. Invicta builds a good watch for its price range as well. Im a huge watch freak.

I hate quartz watches with a passion, as they have no soul to me.
However they have advantages such as staying accurate if not worn daily, unless you have your autos on a winder that is.

You can do very well for a $100 watch these days. Invicta and Seiko are where I would shop for sure. Seiko first and Invicta second. Hope this helps brah.

[imbeingcereal]

swatch

[MTSainT]

Originally Posted by RedSoxfan1978

Im an Omega man. I also like Rolex and Panerai, however in your price range I would go Seiko without doubt. They build some great watches for the money. Invicta builds a good watch for its price range as well. Im a huge watch freak.

I hate quartz watches with a passion, as they have no soul to me.
However they have advantages such as staying accurate if not worn daily, unless you have your autos on a winder that is.

You can do very well for a $100 watch these days. Invicta and Seiko are where I would shop for sure. Seiko first and Invicta second. Hope this helps brah.

damn you should of told me this when I bought my invicta watch


the watch head is a lil too big

after I bought mine I saw some nice seiko's with smaller heads

btw my wrist and forearms are super small

now I'm just working out getting bigger so my Inicta watch will fit me somewhat better

[iamtheawesome]

Bulova and Swiss Army make some pretty good watches also.

[ngm219]

get a luminox nay seal watch. i got a 16 dollar timex 1440 sports from walmart. its all i need really

[Faboo]

for sub-500 dollars......Invicta is really the way to go


Bulova is also nice

[surferd31]

http://www.nixonnow.com/watches/mens...n-ti-A075.html