Taking your G Shock down the beach to take photographs is a step too far for me!
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At least they don't seem too concerned about whether the digits are facing the right way, the crowns pushed in fully or whether the strap's too long.....!
Not to mention the patio/fencing/decking/weeds.....
meanwhile, over at thewatchforum.co.uk, theres a thread about some nutter who took his bike into the woods and took piccies of it*
*possibly*
lol.
I've got a really nice Timex Expedition,with a brand new strap,but unfortunately I don't live near a beach.
Ian
The chap is clearly a pervert.
some nutter who took his bike into the woods and took piccies of it*
Nobody on this forum would [b]ever[/b] do such a thing.....
Not unless they were wearing their new watch LOL
Ian
Jesus - it gets worse. This chap's taken his big fried egg down the beach to photograph it.
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i'm more shocked there's a watch forum!
he's quite hairy too
Do they hang them off trees too I wonder?
I was going to get a G-Shock but my arms aren't hairy enough
That forum is great....
Normally there's a trade-off between how much you like your watch, and how much you can relax while wearing it. ...It's only since owning a G-Shock that I've realised how much background worry there is when you wear something that feels 'precious'. However, with my Japan-release all-black Mudman I feel as though I'm having my cake and eating it. It looks good and it's packed with functions, but at the same time I can slam it into a wall and neither me nor the watch are at all bothered.
"Wrist presence"?