Funny i wear the thinest Skagen Titanium i could find... hmm wonder what that means ;-)I'll pass!
I already wear a BIG watch to compensate for my, er, "shortcomings". Something I learned from the Airedales "one or two" years ago.
Those are nice looking watches for the price. Are you pretty happy with yours? I'm looking for another reasonably priced watch. My Shovelhead eats watches with the handlebar vibrations.Funny i wear the thinest Skagen Titanium i could find... hmm wonder what that means ;-)
Myself, I quit wearing watches entirely - something to do with my body's electric-field; I get an accurate week or so out of one, then it'd start losing or gaining time, until it quit.Funny i wear the thinest Skagen Titanium i could find... hmm wonder what that means ;-)
My Mom has had the same problem her entire life. Any watch that she's ever tried to wear, expensive or cheap-o , after a short time would fail. My Dad used to say she was just avoiding paying attention to time!Myself, I quit wearing watches entirely - something to do with my body's electric-field; I get an accurate week or so out of one, then it'd start losing or gaining time, until it quit.
I know it was me - leave it sitting at the house for a few months, it would be deadnuts-on when I'd check it.
Put it on my wrist............. (makes rude sound)
Love it, i like that there are no links and that it is totally adjustable, i have small wrists for me size so its hard to find watches that looks good and fits. The band doesn't grab arm hair and its very well made for like $80 its a deal.Those are nice looking watches for the price. Are you pretty happy with yours? I'm looking for another reasonably priced watch. My Shovelhead eats watches with the handlebar vibrations.
