go swiss or japanese movement... if you don't want to spend too much on a high quality low price tag watch, go with Tissot. sone of their chronographs are great, and last a long time. My chrono Seiko has lasted me 4 years so far with no problem, they're also a good choice. Try to stay away from American IMO, I used to work a lot with watches and jewelery and the major name brands aren't so well made. Also my friends keep whining about how their brand x keeps breaking on em.

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Originally posted by tennessee_raver im partial to movado

wow...expensive taste.

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ive also had 2 Kenneth Coles very nice watches for the price (a little over and under 100) one got stolen and one is currently broken (band pin broke)

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I highly recommend Seiko/Pulsar watches. They last for years and years.

Whats your price range?

I'm rocking the $30 plastic digital Dakota watch that can be purchased from one of them Kiosks in the mall.

4 years strong, and never had to replace a battery yet.

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Originally posted by arleetec Whats your price range?

$50-100

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your best bet is a fossil watch in that price range

I have an adidas watch, which cost about £80, its a nice watch and its lasted me a year so fair, wich is good becoue i have had about 15 watchs. I have banged it a million times and i cant see any scratchs