MEXICO TRAVEL WATCH
Tomorrow Mexico. The watch? Seiko titanium qtz. Worth less than the strap. Fingers crossed.
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Rocky
I'm old, from SOCAL, Northern Nevada, and now Alabama. I seek variety, quality, and something that piques my interest. I do not invest in watches but strongly admire quality/ $$.
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Be careful because even a watch that is not a lot of money can give you a problem. People just see a watch they don't know the price. Enjoy the trip my friend.👍
Be careful because even a watch that is not a lot of money can give you a problem. People just see a watch they don't know the price. Enjoy the trip my friend.👍
Gracias!
Have fun in the sun! Good choice for the trip!
Cheers!
Have fun and enjoy it!
Safe travels!
Gracias sir. Very strange to be wearing this humble little piece. Better safe than sorry.
i like these watches they are light !!! Easy peasy watch wearing
i like these watches they are light !!! Easy peasy watch wearing
Yessir.
If it was me probably Casio F91W or DW-5600
Timex weekender, Armitron, sketcher, or a George all these in Walmart. Perfect travel watches.
Spent a month in Chapala (roughly a half-hour south of Guadalajara) late last year, joining my wife who had an artists' residency there. Had a fantastic time, and had few to no worries about what I had on my wrist. For the record, there were two watches: A Casio ProTrek PRG-300 series which handled the two-time-zone thing for me nicely, and a dressier Seiko 5 which I thought I'd wear only a few times, but ended up wearing for most of my stay;