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Bering solar? Bang on budget, fuss free, not ten-a-penny.
Take a look at Steinhart Ocean One Vintage divers, very well made watch and good value.
Nice clear dial where you can actually read the time unlike those over busy Citizens.
http://www.steinhar****ches.de/en/OCEAN-one-Vintage-Military,909.html
Gotta be a Citizen Ecozilla.
Ok enough is enough.
TUDOR .
if someone buys one it might make it stop...
Enough is enough - completely disregard my first post, I'm buying a Victorinox INOX!
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After much deliberating I've ordered one of these [img] 
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Totally different to the Oris I was originally after!
Nothing makes you look more of a berk than a stupid watch.
A big doughy pale wrist sporting a monstrosity like that. It looks anything but cool/stylish/acceptable.
Not sure what point you're trying to make, the Seiko Scuba is anything but stupid, it fulfills all the criteria of a timepiece;, it tells the time, clearly and unambiguously, without loads of clutter that over-complicates things.
I have skinny, girly wrists, but my SP045RK certainly doesn't look out of place, in fact my old Series 1000 TAG looks like a girl's watch on me by comparison.
Unless you're trying to point out that the Seiko is preferable to the Casio Edifice, in which case it's not at all clear that's what you're trying to do.
No way could I wear something like those two Casios, I'd get a migraine looking at them, and I'd have to put glasses on just to read the dials.
Pointless.
jim25 - Member
After much deliberating I've ordered one of these
Good choice (I've got one with white instead of green).
I like the comment on the solar watch advert..
"The Solar feature relieves you from the burden of battery replacement; a must when you are out in the woods for some adventure. "
That must be some adventure.... most batteries last, ooh, 3 years....!
DrP
For my tuppence.
Seiko, some nice looking watches, don't break the bank, not pretentious and bloody bomb proof.
Wife bought me one in 2006 for our Engagement...Worn day in day out, for everything, swimming in the sea, sailing, fixing engines/bikes, you name it, it's seen it and survived. I've forgotten how many times I've caught the glass on a wall or something else, not a mark. The only time I alter it is when the clocks go back or forward, never looses time even after years of careless wearing. Wish I could say the same for my other watches with the big names.
I'm thinking of getting another one soon, just because I've worn it that much the strap is bear metal in a few places and I thought I'd treat myself to new smart one.