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Was there a choice? I'm not sure. I walked by a table that had a glass top on it, and brushed my wrist against it, that ended up putting some pretty deep scratches in the face. I did not get the Apple care on it so it's on me.

Yes. Apple Watch comes in Aluminum or SS. SS models have sapphire crystal. I have the original Watch with sapphire...still scratch free. I assume that you have the aluminum model which has the same glass as your iPhone.
 
Yes. Apple Watch comes in Aluminum or SS. SS models have sapphire crystal. I have the original Watch with sapphire...still scratch free. I assume that you have the aluminum model which has the same glass as your iPhone.

Yes.
 
Yes. Apple Watch comes in Aluminum or SS. SS models have sapphire crystal. I have the original Watch with sapphire...still scratch free. I assume that you have the aluminum model which has the same glass as your iPhone.

I beat my Sapphire screened Series 1 Apple Watch into every corner and table around and not a single scratch. Same thing with my PO. The sapphire is worth it over the IonX glass if you plan to keep the watch longer than the phone upgrade cycle.
 
I beat my Sapphire screened Series 1 Apple Watch into every corner and table around and not a single scratch. Same thing with my PO. The sapphire is worth it over the IonX glass if you plan to keep the watch longer than the phone upgrade cycle.

Yeah, i guess i cheeped out with the aluminum one. I wonder if i can get a sapphire installed on mine?
 
My dad is a watchmaker. Studied over in Neufchatel years ago, and has been practicing ever since. And he's old school. Cutting gears and fabricating balance staffs as one offs, usually for such old and obscure timepieces most shops would never know how to fix them. Has this exposure, as well as the fact that I studied as/am currently a practicing goldsmith, helped me nailed a TA for this guy, Itay Noy, a few years back at Penland Art School, outside of Ashville, NC.

Homepage - ITAY NOY - Independent Timepiece Maker

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I hope someday to have one of his timepieces. His aesthetic is unique as it is, but I also have a connection, which is a big driver. Of course, someday I'll have a handcrafted timepiece that my dad scratch built, but he's gonna get the first one, so I have a bit of waiting to do.
 
I have three watches, a Citizen Eco Drive I love, a Pulsar that is a great watch that's not super expensive, and a MVMT watch that is "hip" and not super expensive but well-built. Looking to add to the collection but not sure what to add.
 
I have three watches, a Citizen Eco Drive I love, a Pulsar that is a great watch that's not super expensive, and a MVMT watch that is "hip" and not super expensive but well-built. Looking to add to the collection but not sure what to add.

You can go mechanical (automatic) or electronic (e.g. Apple Watch if you have iPhone or Samsung S3 if you have Samsung or Huawei Watch if Android). If mechanical, i recommend saving up money and getting a good one (Omega is a great choice if you want to stay below $5000).
 
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Cape cod magic! Polished my watch after almost two years on my wrist daily.


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I can NOT stand the feeling of a watch on my wrist It drives me insane I don't last for more than an hour with a watch on my wrist. I stick this in the in the pocket watch pocket on my jeans I'm
Happy as a lark but my wife hates listening to hit tick in the night


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I can NOT stand the feeling of a watch on my wrist It drives me insane I don't last for more than an hour with a watch on my wrist. I stick this in the in the pocket watch pocket on my jeans I'm
Happy as a lark but my wife hates listening to hit tick in the night


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Wow old school. Do you also have a monocle too?
 
I try to stick with products that would be most useful in a very short notice severe weather or other similar emergency event.

That being said, my vote goes to the Suunto Core. The only downside is that the battery only lasts about a year if you're using all the functions.

Upside, comes in handy with navigation if you don't have your phone (using compass only since this is not a gps watch).

Price is around $400.
 
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GSAR on NATO strap. Mission proven, automatic self-winding, tough as nails, accurate, and great low-light visibility.

About the only time it goes off nowadays is when I need something fancy.
 

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