Posted January 18, 200619 yr http://www.citizenwatch.com/COA/English/detail.asp?Country=COA&Language=English&ModelNumber=AP1020-57A its $475 Never needs a battery All StainLess Steel Month-Day-Date Moon Phase Indicator Non-Reflective Crystal
January 18, 200619 yr i know boja.. one of those multi-tool omega watches... i was like when i first saw it...lol
January 18, 200619 yr There are less expensive out there that can do the same thing with almost the same quality. It better be a good watch for that price.
January 18, 200619 yr get a digital seiko. My dad had one in the military 20 years. went through swamps and all, so id say thats about as good quality as it gets. make sure its a real one though, theres alot of fakes kicking around in the jewelery stores too.
January 18, 200619 yr wow i wish i had that kinda money to spend on a watch...matter of fact i just wish i had money
January 18, 200619 yr I would not mind dumping a decent amount into a watch if I knew it would last and last and last. Working in a Steel mill is demanding especially on watches. I go through a watch a year. Bands especially.
January 18, 200619 yr I've been wearing the same watch I have for... 2 years now? I got it when visiting switzerland, it was 100$ or so when we converted it to american costs, and it's great. I had to get it replaced once, but the warenty easily covered that. Generaly I'll skateboard with it, so i've had falls where i've hit it, including one where I hit it hard, which is the only scratch on the watch, but it's not noticable. Well yeah, when we were over in switzerland I asked for it. I had realy never gotten anything from around europe when we went on trips, and we were moving to the states in a few months, so that's what I wanted. Probaly will keep this watch for a while.
January 18, 200619 yr Watchs are for telling time I really just see the rest as tag-ons for an excuse to get more money
January 19, 200619 yr Author What was the cost of the watch? it cost $425, but me, my dad, and my mom got it down to like $235
January 19, 200619 yr it cost $425, but me, my dad, and my mom got it down to like $235 aka "007, Q, and M found a way around the system"
January 19, 200619 yr i've never worn a watch my whole life,i can't imagine spending that much to do so.but from what it looks like,neat watch.
January 19, 200619 yr I am the opposite. I have worn my watch for as long as I can remember. Sleep, shower, etc etc. I did not wear it a few times for a week or so. On Bike trips. I take it off. Dont need to know the time when you ride from a to b to c to d and when you get there does not matter.
January 19, 200619 yr I am the opposite. I have worn my watch for as long as I can remember. Sleep, shower, etc etc. I did not wear it a few times for a week or so. On Bike trips. I take it off. Dont need to know the time when you ride from a to b to c to d and when you get there does not matter. so, you take it off when youre riding a bike. but not while sleeping or showering. MAN YOU CRAZY
January 20, 200619 yr I am the opposite. I have worn my watch for as long as I can remember. Sleep, shower, etc etc. I did not wear it a few times for a week or so. On Bike trips. I take it off. Dont need to know the time when you ride from a to b to c to d and when you get there does not matter. Mac you're just like Hogan he doesn't take his watch off, and his watch is so old too, I think he's had it for 20 years and still going.
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