Kevan
Full Access Member
Rachel has forbid me from wearing my G-Shock past Jan. 1, 2008.
So, my quest for a new watch has begun.
Here's a pic of the current setup:
http://6921.teacup.com/james/shop/01_01_01/e-008/
Here it is on my wrist:
http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb78/KevanGeier/watch/P1030321.jpg
...and then off my wrist:
http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb78/KevanGeier/watch/P1030323.jpg
- The watch is a Casio G-Shock "Triple Crown Of Surfing". Apparently, it's a very rare watch.
- The band is stainless steel with a very cool flush-locking latch courtesy of Swatch that's been modified to fit the G-Shock.
Criteria
- The watch must be water resistant to at least 100 ft.
- The watch must be durable. No plastic faces.
- Speaking of durability, the watch must be extremely strong. As a reference, the G-Shock has *barely* survived.
- Do not use the words "Tag Heuer", "Breitling" or "Rolex" in your suggestion.
- The watch must be medium sized. As a reference, the new G-Shocks are WAY too large for my wrist (I've tried them). Yes- I have a very small wrist.
- I NEVER (ever, never, ever, never) take my watch off. It's on my body 24/7/365.
- Digital/Analog is preferred, but Digital Only works too. Analog only is not an option.
- Low flashy/bling; high function; high durablity.
- Gray or Silver or White is preferred. If it's right, Black can be an option.
Failure List
- Casio G-Shock
http://www.japanese-watches.com/images/casio2.jpg
Big enough to fit around a thigh.
Reggie Bush's thigh.
- Timex Ironman
Model T5E3719J
Timex sent me the correct model, but the wrong color.
This Ironman is the closest so far. Too bad the band is NOT replaceable (It's built into the watch itself).
- Timex Expedition
Model T41521EA
Cool features, WAY too large.
I also don't think the band is replacable (nothing in the manual about how to do it).
Many friends have suggested Swiss Army watches, but believe it or not I've killed 2 of them.
I'm going to keep looking, but any suggestions are welcome.
TIA Everyone!
So, my quest for a new watch has begun.
Here's a pic of the current setup:
http://6921.teacup.com/james/shop/01_01_01/e-008/
Here it is on my wrist:
http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb78/KevanGeier/watch/P1030321.jpg
...and then off my wrist:
http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb78/KevanGeier/watch/P1030323.jpg
- The watch is a Casio G-Shock "Triple Crown Of Surfing". Apparently, it's a very rare watch.
- The band is stainless steel with a very cool flush-locking latch courtesy of Swatch that's been modified to fit the G-Shock.
Criteria
- The watch must be water resistant to at least 100 ft.
- The watch must be durable. No plastic faces.
- Speaking of durability, the watch must be extremely strong. As a reference, the G-Shock has *barely* survived.
- Do not use the words "Tag Heuer", "Breitling" or "Rolex" in your suggestion.
- The watch must be medium sized. As a reference, the new G-Shocks are WAY too large for my wrist (I've tried them). Yes- I have a very small wrist.
- I NEVER (ever, never, ever, never) take my watch off. It's on my body 24/7/365.
- Digital/Analog is preferred, but Digital Only works too. Analog only is not an option.
- Low flashy/bling; high function; high durablity.
- Gray or Silver or White is preferred. If it's right, Black can be an option.
Failure List
- Casio G-Shock
http://www.japanese-watches.com/images/casio2.jpg
Big enough to fit around a thigh.
Reggie Bush's thigh.
- Timex Ironman
Model T5E3719J
Timex sent me the correct model, but the wrong color.
This Ironman is the closest so far. Too bad the band is NOT replaceable (It's built into the watch itself).
- Timex Expedition
Model T41521EA
Cool features, WAY too large.
I also don't think the band is replacable (nothing in the manual about how to do it).
Many friends have suggested Swiss Army watches, but believe it or not I've killed 2 of them.
I'm going to keep looking, but any suggestions are welcome.
TIA Everyone!