chad362wiley
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I have a g shock
What You Wear on Your Wrist...
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ClThis
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Those are pretty sick....
and for everyone saying mobile phone...a GShock is a perfect example of what a mobile phone can't do.
Durable. You guys ever go outside and play?
DutchTrafficService
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A knife to insta-cut it when reading threads like this.
Kickflip
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I disagree. It looks like a $500 to $5000 watch to me. Rubber straps are just a different style and more practical for certain people/lifestyles. I like to be ready for anything, and I wouldn't feel comfortable wearing a metal clasped watch during a zombie attack for example.
Nookie Monster
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I appreciate fine time pieces. Guess it's just the old man in me but there are few things that have the intrinsic soul of a fine time piece.
My favorites have to be thin retangular Waltham's from the 1920's. That and an Alligator strap for said watch.
My favorites have to be thin retangular Waltham's from the 1920's. That and an Alligator strap for said watch.
Kickflip
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If I was going out to play, why would I need to know what time it is? I would be out to enjoy myself. A watch is also quite dangerous to wear during sporting activities as it may hurt you or someone else if you come into contact or it gets caught on something. Cargo shorts+blackberry+rubber case is good enough for most situations. I think my phone could take a baseball to my pocket better then a watch face could, but I could be wrong.
ClThis
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Not necessarily baseball or team sports, but skating, snowboarding etc. The few I could think where it is most practical are any mountain sports: climbing, downhill biking etc. Just due to wanting to know the time so you can make it down the mountain before dark and durable so when you smash into something it lasts.
Either way, watches are not necessarily for everyone and in most cases are luxury items but what about diving too? Can't bring a phone underwater and even though I can tell my oxygen gauge I'd like a watch to be able to help me out there.
I dont have a GShock...
Kickflip
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It isn't that I disagree a watch can be used in those situations, but do you really believe that going hiking/snowboarding/climbing/biking without a cell phone is a great idea? Its just not for me. If you get hurt, a designer watch wont call for help or transmit your last known GPS information to authorities for help (at least not that I am aware of ). There are lot of good cases available to protect phones for more extreme sports, so that they should be able to take a direct impact very well. I doubt I will ever go diving, so that wouldn't apply to me or 90% of people in the world (estimate of course).
MojoSoDope
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Red G-Shock haha sorry about the effects,
the pic was taken off my personal instagram
the pic was taken off my personal instagram
OnlineGodfather
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as many others i just use my phone to check the time or laptop although watches do look like a nice piece of an accessory.
although watches do look like a nice piece of an accessory.
im having trouble deciding between this
$4,599,487
BigBKillingIt
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Bought it for 150$ on special, nothing to expensive. Just an everyday watch.
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