Need some ideas for a new watch

[EG6boi]

I just lost my G-Shock so I need a new watch. Any ideas what I can get besides another G-Shock for the same price ($120-$150)? I have huge wrists so I prefer something a little wider in diameter.

Thanks beyonders.

[statick]

For that price, you can't go wrong with a Citizen Eco-Drive diver...

http://www.jomashop.com/citizen-prof...n0000-04h.html

http://www.jomashop.com/citizen-watch-bn0085-01e.html

For a hundred, or so, more, I'd consider an automatic or kinetic Seiko.

[EG6boi]

Thanks.

However, I am looking for a digital movement, is there any brands that are well-known for that? I know that the Japanese do digitals the best but anything besides Casio, what others are there? I plan to buy in-store as well.

[flipstah]

For digital, you can't beat G-Shock. Just get another one.

[dirtsniffer]

love my g shock. had it for years now and has held up very well. starting to see a lot more stlyes and colors in stores now also

[VaN_HaMMeRSTeiN]

Diesel watches are almost always reasonably priced, and lots of digital.
If you want something sick for a little more you should check out the spencer from Nixon

[Sugarphreak]

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[ga16i]

My current one and only digital watch is a Nixon Outsider

http://www.amazon.com/Nixon-Outsider...9121457&sr=8-1

It's fairly big, and has a compass. I picked it up, because the black face on black strap was pretty different, you can barely tell time

[ercchry]

Originally posted by EG6boi
Thanks.

However, I am looking for a digital movement, is there any brands that are well-known for that? I know that the Japanese do digitals the best but anything besides Casio, what others are there? I plan to buy in-store as well.

i dont think you can call it a movement when nothing moves

[benyl]

Originally posted by ercchry


i dont think you can call it a movement when nothing moves

electricity moves to change the LCD.

[ga16i]

My views towards G-Shocks has been forever changed by this:

http://g-people.com/2011/10/13/clip-...ow-it-musique/