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Better watch for holiday than this?

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Mr_B

http://www.creationwatches.com/products/seiko-divers-60/seiko-5-sports-automatic-23-jewels-snzf17-snzf17k1-snzf17k-mens-watch-1464.html

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Looking at a watch for holiday (around £100) that I don't need to leave on the beach if I want to go in the sea. This one is £98 and an auto which seems good value. The non screw down crown isn't ideal but doesn't really bother me.

Any other ideas? Experiences?

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NCRich

Enjoy your trip. I never worry about that since I don't wear a watch on the beach as it leaves me with a rather stupid looking tan line on my wrist. I'm sure a Timex Ironman would be even better if the time is that important on the beach. I'm going diving next week on a sailboat and I am not taking a watch. Island time mon.

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Mr_B
Enjoy your trip. I never worry about that since I don't wear a watch on the beach as it leaves me with a rather stupid looking tan line on my wrist. I'm sure a Timex Ironman would be even better if the time is that important on the beach.

Haven't really considered a digital watch. Something to think about for sure

 

I know time shouldn't be that important but I'm with my 5 year old and he needs feeding from time to time, being all inclusive I'd wanna get back to the hotel for meal times

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Thrichar

G-shock or an SKX007 - both a bit more resilient (not that there is anything wrong with a seiko 5!).

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splke

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Paparolf

G-shock for sure, bullet proof, waterproof and idiot proof....I have 3 hahaha

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Thelittleprince

Go with the seiko 5 you choose but in blue for that summer vibe feel! Or an Skx

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GenTLe

Skx007 or 009. Get a screw-down crown at the sea...

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Mr_B
Go with the seiko 5 you choose but in blue for that summer vibe feel! Or an Skx

I think I'm going to go for it, also going to get a sapphire crystal, sub style bezel insert and Mercedes hands, looked online and all can be had for $60-$80 here: http://www.dagazwatch.com/apps/webstore/search?utf8=✓&sort=&query=Snzf+

Il do a before and after comparison too :)

 

Skx007 or 009. Get a screw-down crown at the sea...
valid point, but I'm digging the simplicity of the urchin

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Duzza

Get one of those AP Diver chrono reps from DHgate.

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elp

Timex T2N812:

 

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Mr_B
Timex T2N812:

 

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O that's put a spanner in the works :D

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Tits McGee

Enjoy your trip. I never worry about that since I don't wear a watch on the beach as it leaves me with a rather stupid looking tan line on my wrist. I'm sure a Timex Ironman would be even better if the time is that important on the beach. I'm going diving next week on a sailboat and I am not taking a watch. Island time mon.

 

Hey, it's not a bad look.....

 

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elp

Fantastic for watersports, reliable quartz, depth gauge and water temp indicator. My go to for the beach or kayaking. Just stick it on a nato/zulu (if one of the pins pops you don't lose the watch) and you're set.

 

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k3rm87

Buy a 007 or 009 and keep it in the collection!

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