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Totally agree.

What size do you like best?

Automatic. Solar would be cool. Which would you prefer?

Interesting to bring up me abbreviating WR. Something I recently started doing and was 50/50 about if I should just say the whole words. You make a good point. Thx for the heads up. Which watch was your favorite in the video?

@@theONEwatches713Fawler. My favorite under $300 is the Monterey Casino. Which is sold out.

Especially when our phone tells us the same information. Do you wear a watch ever?

​​@@theONEwatches713yes, because my phone is more trouble to carry or look at than my wrist.

@theONEwatches713 yes, because my phone is more trouble to carry or look at than my wrist.

Mission accomplished lol. Which is your favorite? Mine might be the dryden. Vaer is making me want to try them out more and more.

A lot of people don’t seem impressed either. Are you into the seamaster? I’m conflicted because of the helium escape valve.

@ I have blue dial smp 300 I don’t mind having it , i have other watches also in my collection. If you dont like helium valve maybe look at Tudor lineup.

That’s so awesome. As they said. It’s takes a licking and keeps on ticking. Is it the only watch you wear?

@@theONEwatches713 yeah, it's the only watch I wear.. Will be the last watch I wear... lol..

I’m not too into wearing rubber straps so it’s tough for me to disagree with you. Are you into Timex in general? The fancy brands like Tudor Rolex etc sell watches in rubber so it’s not that crazy timex has.

I think they are wanting to expand to more customers. Are you into Timex at all or not too much?

I’ve never worn a smartwatch. What’s your favorite feature to use? I think this timex is more of a tool watch than jewelry.

@ - Timers, alarms, messaging, texting, exercise timers, distance exercised, heart rate, many more capabilities (!) when apps sinked to apple smart phone, Too many capabilities to cover here.

@ - TOOLS are $20, jewelry when over $100

Hahaha the deepest I’ll take it is around 6 feet in the pool. Do you ever go scuba diving? It looks super fun a little scary.

@theONEwatches713 no never have. But I know nobody dives to 600 feet.

Are you into Tissot at all? The powermatic 80 is a very good movement. It’s cosc level from my experiences. That alone is better than what top of the line Seikos use. And the finishing is as good as what Tudor offers. Direct comparisons. The style might not be for everyone but this is a solid watch.

@theONEwatches713 I have a Gentleman and a PRX - both great watches - but only the Gentleman would make my top 10 under $1k - I don't think without adding a whole bunch of caveats, this would even make my top 30. When there's so many interesting micrbrands out there now - like Lorier, Studio Underdog or even JOMW's Erebus, the top 10 fills up pretty fast... and it's not like you can ignore the Chinese brands anymore either, now that they've started doing original designs with finishing that easily rivals a Tissot for half the price. I'm sure the pr516 will be a fine watch, but it's not exciting or original enough to get anywhere close to #1 for me 🤷‍♂️

Hahahaha you need to get the $18 version.

You make a lot of great points. I do agree the thickness is always more enjoyable thinner than thicker. I was initially excited about the no date version but in a deeper comparison with other omega watches the increase in price does not come with improvements on a technical standpoint. I do like the mesh bracelet and aluminum insert gives off a more tool watch sporty look than shiny ceramic.

Oh no. Why do you say that? Not very durable?

I’ve never owned a smartwatch. I definitely see the appeal. What’s your favorite of most useful function you use on your iwatch?

@ The most used I watch feature? For me, I have multiple information numbers always on display. I have outside temperature, battery percentage remaining, heart rate, variable stopwatch set at 1 hour as that is my timed walk twice a day, nyc time as I live in Texas, and of course time of day with date enabled with day of week. I use them all at a glance. Moreover, I use my watch as my phone. It rings and I place calls on it. I hope I answered your question.

Definitely. Are you into Timex or did this watch get your attention?

@ I have a sub, but the problem is you can’t wear it for rough stuff or at least you don’t. This timex Design has a bit of flair to it and I like the titanium and it’s pricey, but not so pricey that you wouldn’t bash it about.

You think? Are you into other timex watches or not really?

Citizen is a great option. Do you have a favorite you’d recommend?

I admit I always wear a watch but mostly check my phone to see what time it is.

Yea we know but glancing at your watch is slot less conspicuous than pulling out your phone

Perhaps but I’d bet money timex bezel lines up better than Seiko haha.

Do you ever wear a watch? I own around a dozen watches and always check the time with my phone.

Hahah it’s not the most impressive movement but gets the job done. Are you into Timex or not too much?

That’s crazy and unfortunate.

How do you feel about omega selling their rubber strap on a simple buckle for $330? Lol I don’t even want to know what Richard Mille charges for their rubber straps.

Congrats on retirement. Do you now not wear any watch?

@@theONEwatches713 I retired a number of years ago. My watch got tossed sorta like Peter Fonda's scene in Easyrider. As he hits the road on his panhead chopper "Captain America", he takes his watch off throwing it to the ground. I have a couple of clocks in my house so I do know when I have to go somewhere. Other than that, time is of no consequence. For me, time is relative only to when I have to be somewhere which is not often. I get up when I get up. I do what I do with no schedule. I eat when I get hungry. I go to sleep when I feel compelled to. I suspect that before clocks, people lived in a somewhat similar way. In a sense clocks/watches are intrusive in one's life, always putting one's life on a predictable schedule. Really, the only time is the present anyways. We are always living in the present.

It’s a bit high for Timex. What do you think they should price it at?

It’s an improvement visually and spiritually. Ceramic is very shiny and aluminum takes the watch back to its roots. You’d prefer ceramic? I can understand that.

@@theONEwatches713It’s also got the potential to fade and develop a nice patina over time, thus enhancing the vintage look. The bracelet is still crap though.

@@IrishScribbler yea the more I think about it I liked a new look for the seamaster with that milanese bracelet, but it would have been better with a fitted bracelet and with micro adjustment system. reading more into the aluminum it says "oxalic anodized aluminum" which can just be fancy marketing or helpful scratch resistance.

That would be really great. I think you might be right. Would you prefer the white over black?

@ the white version