What kind of watch should I get? I go innawoods a lot, hunt,

>>28349375
Casio Forester

Been going strong in the welding shop for 5 years now

>>28349393

Scum.

>>28349393
Not bad looking at all!

How is the strap? Can you replace it with any other one, as long as it's the right size?

>>28349402
What, you got a better idea?

>>28349375
Sunto core master race

>>28349563
Not in my price range, considering ~450 bucks.

How durable? Charge requirements?

>>28349375
Owned a lot, g shock 5600 is best

http://www.amazon.com/Casio-DW5600E-1V-G-Shock-Classic-Digital/dp/B000GAYQKY

>>28349606
Wait till they go on sale i got mine for 200 bucks their very durable g shock level

>>28349606
1-2 year battery life depends on usage mines ben going for a solid year

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>>28349563
Casio Pathfinder master race.

Hublot big bang

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a 10 dollar casio watch
>can handle rough work without worry
>dunk it under water, it's only 10 bucks
>time, stopwatch, alarm, month, date, year, day, nightlight

>>28350852
great watch. wore it thru bootcamp and continue to wear it 10 months later. not a hitch

it's loud alarm has saved me from NJP many-a-times

>>28350852
This OP. Get a cheap Walmart Casio watch. They're durable AF and if it breaks/gets lost not a problem, you're out at the MOST, 30 bucks. If you're going low tech, you need nothing more and the price point is fucking great.

>>28350852

I wear this exact one on occasions.

>>28350852
>al queda tier watch

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>>28350779
Get that shit out of here

>>28350852
I bought a /g/ meme watch. Turns out I'm allergic to it. Then I found out I'm allergic to other urethane derivatives like spandex. Was relieved to find out it wasn't an STD

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>>28350852
Lasted me 3 years on orders till it saved my wrist from a faulty chuck on a compressor. Cracked the screed and still fucking worked.

Don't give a shit what anyone says those things are built better than any watch under 250 bucks.

However I mostly wear Seiko and Suunto these days.

>>28351637
i used to where a pos timex that got the worst of a rock falling on my wrist when i fell down a ledge bush wacking in the whit mountians in NH still work even thoe half of the screen was gone a the strap tore off

>>28351516
That was my point. The Suunto is shit and I feel bad for buying it.

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>>28349375

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>>28351721
That casio would have broken that rock, not even joking. Nothing short of metal breaks those fuckers.

Had a A1C fall off a ladder and land on his wrist wearing a casio. Straight chipped the fucking concrete and left the Casio with a small scratch on it's face.

I put his dumbass on duty thinking he could handle cleaning a god damn set of window sills.

>inb4 stories of casios deflecting bullets since they're full of shit

I can rely on that watch and Oakley Assault gloves to last me through bullshit. But that's a different thread.

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>>28351756