Seiko Men's Chronograph Blue Dial Watch

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great watch and a fair price compared to other vendors.

Way too overpriced. Try $50-$75 based on the prices of competators like Citizen or Casio. It is hard to justify buying watches that last vs. buying disposables that one will have to replace in a year...

I always use my cell phone to tell the time, thus I don't need a watch. Also the cell phone is very useful if your dive computer malfunctions and leaves you without air at 100 meters underwater because you can use it to dial 911.

i didnt know people still wear those things

The push buttons protrude so far, it looks like they would be easily damaged.

i have a g-shock paid around 50 bucks and would not trade it

G-shocks suck. I have had two. They use cheap parts for the buttons that control the mode and stop watch functions. One button broke in less than a year so I sent the watch in for warranty repair. They sent me another watch and a button broke on that in less than a year with another button breaking a while after that. The weak link in the chain always breaks and with G-shock it is the buttons. The G in G-shock stands for "girlie".

As for this watch, why is it so God damned hard to put numbers on the face of a watch?

BECAUSE of cell phones, the wrist-watch industry is hurting

those giant knobs on the right must be worth some cash...

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