Sport watches
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what sports watch are you wearing?
any good recommendation? -
CASIO G-shock is good enuff...
TIMEX also good...
U wanna something fancy like can take heart rate... TIMEX also got... POLAR is the leader in it isn't it?? -
Over the past 18 years, I've only used two sports watches.
OK, so they're a bit heavy for running, but they've done a perfect job for rock climbing, scuba diving and parachuting. -
have you ever heard of PROTREK?Originally posted by Arena:CASIO G-shock is good enuff...
TIMEX also good...
U wanna something fancy like can take heart rate... TIMEX also got... POLAR is the leader in it isn't it??
iszz good? -
I didn't heard it before...
Maybe I sua ku... cuz i dun really research much into watches...
btw gedakan, u wear rolex for rock climbing?$?$?$? -
That's the one thing I love about the Sea Dweller - it goes just fine with a suit or a tux, but it's tough enough to take anything you can throw at it. Back in the old days I used to swap between my Seiko and my other Rolex (a DateJust) depending on what I was wearing, but now that I got the SD, I haven't needed to switch watches.
The clasp is pretty scratched up, but it gives the watch character and I can get it refinished at the next service. In the meantime brushing in one direction with a Scotch Brite pad does the job just fine. -
I'm currently wearing a Casio G-Shock... but thinking of getting a Casio G-Shock Frogman and Timex Flix Ironmen soon...Originally posted by leo-kun:have you ever heard of PROTREK?
iszz good?
wat kind of sports are you into?? unless you are heavily involved in mountaineering or adventure racing where you need information like altitute, pressure or temperature, otherwise there's no need for a Casio Protrek.
Nevertheless, it's a great watch. From my point of view, much better in it's price, durability and reliability compared to more fancy stuff like Tissot T-Touch...
If you need watch for general sports that is durable, cheap and provides you basic functions (stopwatch, EL light, countdown etc...). Basic models of Casio G-Shock, Casio Baby-G, Casio PHYS and some model of Timex would be good enough... If you need things of a higher grade with better functions (heart rate monitor, auto EL light etc...) Timex or Polar would be good
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u can try Sunnito..prices abit on the steep side, but function wise is great..i've lobang...hehe
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wont the metal [parts get scrathed? I have simillar ones but rubber/leather strapOriginally posted by Gedanken:Over the past 18 years, I've only used two sports watches.
OK, so they're a bit heavy for running, but they've done a perfect job for rock climbing, scuba diving and parachuting.