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Citizen Eco-Drive Promaster Solar Dive Watch

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Citizen Eco-Drive Promaster Solar Dive Watch

mr11

Oct 19, 2019

Of cousre, Amazon has it today with Prime shipping and a 5 year warranty for $162. Better/cheaper options for daily beaters (divers) with solid reviews are: Throw an aftermarket NATO strap on it.. https://www.amazon.com/Casio-MDV106-1AV-Stainless-Steel-Watch/dp/B009KYJAJY/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&qid=1467399073&sr=8-1&keywords=casio+diver&linkCode=sl1&tag=dappered-20&linkId=bea74b7ae41be595b62b62a7b69e0b77

https://www.amazon.com/Invicta-8926OB-Stainless-Automatic-Bracelet/dp/B000JQFX1G/ref=as_li_ss_tl?s=apparel&ie=UTF8&qid=1467400506&sr=1-2&nodeID=7147441011&keywords=invicta+diver&linkCode=sl1&tag=dappered-20&linkId=c65aa827d74867f7015adef1e6b71286 Source: The best looking watches under $100 https://dappered.com/2018/02/the-10-best-looking-watches-under-100/ I'm just saying...

Watchyoutalkingabout

Oct 19, 2019

mr11I’m not disagreeing with your point that there are some other options out there, but I wouldn’t take the invicta over this watch. I’d trust the Casio wr rating and assembly over the invicta. and I own that Invicta as well as another, so just saying.

mr11

Oct 19, 2019

WatchyoutalkingaboutI own the black automatic Invicta, the Casio and the blue Citizen divers. They all are solid and have WR of 200m. My main focus was value in a daily beater. For those new to divers, I recommend the Casio, the Invicta and the Citizen in that order. Although the Citizen is a nicer looking watch, it's a matter of personal preference.

RayF

22218

Oct 21, 2019

mr11I have the Invicta (two of them) and I'd much rather go with this Citizen if I was serious about getting wet. As to your other options, I've noting against quartz watches but I don't normally compare them to automatics unless it's necessary--here, it ain't. Best watch lists are like opinions--everybody has one and that one was kind of weak. As for the criteria (under $100), it's simply too limiting. Big-time, fancy-pants watch guys like myself have no problem at all dropping $125, even $150 on a watch without thinking twice (sometimes, not at all, depending on how much we've had to drink). Accordingly I stand with the original recommendation--this is the watch to buy, at this price point. Spend the big bucks and live a little--after all, you only go around once.

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