Watches - ExPo Style

[MossLager]

My latest, the Tag Heuer Aqua Racer 500M NRDC...

 

[Loco71]

I've had this Breitling Shark Chrono since 1988. It has gone everywhere with me since. Dead reliable.

 

[jhobbs]

I've got this one from Dakota Watch. Lots to love..easy to ready analog dial with some nice digital features in cool blue LED. It has audible and vibe alarms (4 plus a snooze), 3 countdown timers, stopwatch, date, time, seconds and dual time. The kicker is the build in LED lights (at 10 and 2), light or strobe option. I mean I always have a flashlight in my pocket but still nice to have a backup. Oh yeah, it is rechargeable. The case back is also a mirror finish so could function as an emergency signal mirror.

 

[CodyY]

Suunto Vector here.

Or this Android on a NATO strap i wear a lot

 

[BrageGundersen]

I've had my Flightmaster for a year now. An extrodinary watch! The plan was that it would only be on my wrist when I was in the Air Force, but you can say it just stayed on. Did though change the strap to be a little more wearable and not so much glittery. The best part is that it's possible to use it in two different UTCs and still be chronograpic.

Had a G-shock for around 10 years, but the strap and the rubber housing didn't like the oil.

 

[targa88]

I've got this one from Dakota Watch.
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Dakota Ultra Vibe?

 

[Carolyn]

Since I travel/live/work a lot in snow country... I want an altimeter. And since I may be camping out of cell range, I want a barometer. And I want to record altitude gain/loss hiking/boarding/etc... a compass, and yes, a watch.
That said, for the last 6 or 7 years, I've worn my Suunto X-Lander. It really takes a beating...

 

[HillbillyfromAL]

I've had my Casio Pathfinder PAG240-7CR for a little over a year. It's solar powered and the temp/barometer has been right on with my Kestrel. I used to wear a Luminox but I'm lazy with my watches so the date was always off. I find this one suits my everyday wants and needs in a watch alot better, if I was still in the Army I would have gotten a different color but I really like the Titanium. Goes great with everything too. I've swam with it, wrenched with it, and it's held up fine.

 

[SirCampalot]

I'm a sucker for Casio G-Shocks... especially the Frogman line.



Recently picked up this one for my birthday.

 

[SirCampalot]

Recently became attached to this Swiss Army Crono.

 

[jhobbs]

Yes, the Dakota Ultra Vibe.

 

[Ramjet]

MTM Special Ops Patriot

I've been wearing this one for about a year now. It has been my favorite watch of all time. I have a Suunto Core, Swiss Army, etc.. It's very accurate and has taken a beating.

 

[Ramjet]

I was issued this somewhere around 1999 or 2000.
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I have only taken it off for a one month stint to replace the rubber watchband that finally gave way in 2009. It survived many countries and several engagements, but the crystal is still unmarked...the bezel, well...its a bit dinged up.
Love the tritium gas lights...so bright I have been able to use it as a low level flashlight in pitch black.
It still runs a few seconds fast per 24 hours, but most automatic watches do.

More info here. http://www.marathonwatch.com/products/item/marathon-watch-wrist-diver-automatic-GSAR/

Marathons are on my list of must haves in the coming year.

 

[Corey]

I've been wearing this one for about a year now. It has been my favorite watch of all time. I have a Suunto Core, Swiss Army, etc.. It's very accurate and has taken a beating.

Very nice, I do not care for digital, I like analog so much better.

 

[vdeal]

Currently running my second Timex Expedition watch. Nothing fancy, but cheap and accurate. Had a Casio for years before that and it was great also. What I like about the Timex is the Indiglo electro-luminescent face. Much easier to read than any other method on an analog watch. If I step up a bit I really like the Bertucci Field watches. They come in EL also.