Watcha wearing today?
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Poor PoloShave o'clock with Omega...
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Shave o'clock with Omega...
Interesting time for shave o'clock!
I keep odd hours...
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Thank you
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Wearing this one today seeing as its too hot to be in the workshop.
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Never thought I'd be wearing one of these...
But I thought a tough watch was in order. Having recently taken up Masters Hockey (that refers to the age, not the experience and skill level) This is handy for training and games and is something you don't have to worry about beating up. I use the stopwatch to see how long I'm on if we've lots of subs.
I wear it to work a fair bit too. A bigger watch than my 38mm SARB, but so light. The accuracy is nice too. I see how it's going every few days with Time.is.com, which checks your PC clock with an atomic one. The Casio is barely a half second out. My mechanicals are invariably a couple of minutes astray.
I kind of wish I'd have hung on for a Protrek. While this is good, the Protreks have a great display, classy looks, a better light and a heap of toys I'll never use, apart from the barometer.
But I thought a tough watch was in order. Having recently taken up Masters Hockey (that refers to the age, not the experience and skill level) This is handy for training and games and is something you don't have to worry about beating up. I use the stopwatch to see how long I'm on if we've lots of subs.
I wear it to work a fair bit too. A bigger watch than my 38mm SARB, but so light. The accuracy is nice too. I see how it's going every few days with Time.is.com, which checks your PC clock with an atomic one. The Casio is barely a half second out. My mechanicals are invariably a couple of minutes astray.
I kind of wish I'd have hung on for a Protrek. While this is good, the Protreks have a great display, classy looks, a better light and a heap of toys I'll never use, apart from the barometer.
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so it's back to the Gshock for me
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Gshocks rock! My GD350 was too big for business use and I'm over my analogs now I'm rocking a Casio W800. Not as robust as a Gschock but it doesn't need to be with business attire. It's a great size, great display with everything I want to know at a glance, light weight, slim under a shirt cuff, keeps great time, 10 year battery, water resistant and has a great retro 80s vibe. All of around $20 or so delivered from memory...
