Help, I have no power reserve!

[M. Montaigne]

It's an indication to see whether you get enough exercise during the day

Oh there's a reason I have sexy, hairy wrists.

[Seriously]

. The second is that it drives me nuts seeing a white date wheel on a black dial.

I quite like that as a nice contrast.

[Der Amf]

I quite like that as a nice contrast.

You and your wide-ranging, generous tastes

[Chase]

I quite like that as a nice contrast.

Seriously?

[Nutty28]

I like this because it's trending between sports and semi dressy. You should be able to get it within your budget used (if you don't mind).



The newer models, however, tend to be sportier, and the markers, PR indicator have bolder lines. It would also blow your budget.




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[Seriously]

Seriously?

Seriously!

[Chase]

I like this because it's trending between sports and semi dressy. You should be able to get it within your budget used (if you don't mind).

The newer models, however, tend to be sportier, and the markers, PR indicator have bolder lines. It would also blow your budget.

I have no issues with a clean used piece.

Watches that bridge gaps between genres like that tend to work well for me. I don't mind the older style Sea Hawks, and quite like the newer ones, but alas it s just too big for my <7" wrists. A year ago a good chunk of my watches were 44's but I've weeded all of them out except for one a Glycine Airman D24, and it wears 42 anyways. Actually that one will be listed shortly as well, only because it's going to contribute to a larger planned pick up.

[MHe225]

Look what $399 buys you:

Orient has cheaper alternatives, but they are not as elegant. This one is very similar to my hand-wound Orient 60th Anniversary LE which really should be featured in the "cheapest watch that you've been impressed with" thread