I still have a 1999 Casio G-shock GLide.
It is indestructible. Trust me, I've tried. I've held the end of the strap and swung it on to brick walls as fast as I can. No sign of damage. I've run it over. No sign of damage. Amazing.
A couple of years ago, I got bored of it. Mostly I wait till something wears out before buying a new one, but this one was clearly never going to give up the ghost, so now just wear it for sport and instead I got a Nixon The Superhero Ti-II. It's a titanium cased 100m (wtf) surf watch. I think someone in this thread pointed me at it. My main reasons for purchase were:
a) Titanium - super light but still a bit chunky (but half the depth of the g-shock...)
b) Stealth digital - looks like a normal analogue watch, but there's an LCD display behind that completely disappears when you turn it off, so it still has times/chrono/alarm etc.
c) Tide times at the local shoreline - I don't surf but good to know when I go running which way to go because the route changes according to the tide.
It is indestructible. Trust me, I've tried. I've held the end of the strap and swung it on to brick walls as fast as I can. No sign of damage. I've run it over. No sign of damage. Amazing.
A couple of years ago, I got bored of it. Mostly I wait till something wears out before buying a new one, but this one was clearly never going to give up the ghost, so now just wear it for sport and instead I got a Nixon The Superhero Ti-II. It's a titanium cased 100m (wtf) surf watch. I think someone in this thread pointed me at it. My main reasons for purchase were:
a) Titanium - super light but still a bit chunky (but half the depth of the g-shock...)
b) Stealth digital - looks like a normal analogue watch, but there's an LCD display behind that completely disappears when you turn it off, so it still has times/chrono/alarm etc.
c) Tide times at the local shoreline - I don't surf but good to know when I go running which way to go because the route changes according to the tide.
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