They're big, but super reliable. I've owned several. The coolest part is that you can easily get parts to mod them from these guys: http://www.10watches.com/apps/webstore/
I've done several and keep this one around when I want to wear a watch I don't care about hurting.
R3v Wristwatch Thread
Collapse
X
-
Thinking about picking up a Seiko 007 and putting a NATO strap on it.
Reference:

The general consensus is that they are a great watch for the money. I have another Seiko automatic, so I'm comfortable with how accurate they are.
Are they too played out? I like the look.Leave a comment:
-
that's why I joined the Army, I'm not about that life as I'm deathly afraid of water (no not showers too...). When I had to do water survival training for being a crewchief I was petrified.
but back on topic it's my favorite watch I just wish I had the GPS option.Leave a comment:
-
My method against that is I just don't take it off. It's really great when we are out to sea and the salt water gets underneath and leaves a big red burn underneath.Leave a comment:
-
Pretty much every army dude that likes watches has shown me this one, I really wanted the GPS one (baller status) but couldn't bring myself to spend 200 more on a watch as I have the weird ability to just lose shit or break it.Leave a comment:
-
In my head, "Can't wait to get off the ship and I'm going to put up my badass Suunto Core Military, nobody has put up any Suun-aw F*%^!" It's a great watch, change of pace from everybody and their mother that has a G-Shock.
My Suunto Core Military watch been using the same battery since I got it back in DEC '11. As a crewchief it helped to get my bearings when we would be fired upon I could give them a direction (north, east, south, etc) and it has a large display so I could read the timer for my fuel checks. And it looks cool hahaLeave a comment:
-
Welp, there's my next watch. Period.Ask and ye shall receive. Casio path finders are nearly as indestructible as G-Shocks
http://www.protrek.casio.com/watches/detail/PRW3000-2
If you dont like the bright green accents, then look at the Protek 3000-1 its all black like the suunto
Leave a comment:
-
Ask and ye shall receive. Casio path finders are nearly as indestructible as G-Shocks
http://www.protrek.casio.com/watches/detail/PRW3000-2
If you dont like the bright green accents, then look at the Protek 3000-1 its all black like the suunto
Last edited by mrsleeve; 01-24-2014, 11:16 AM.Leave a comment:
-
This watch would be so fucking awesome in G-Shock form. I beat the shit out of my daily watch and can't imagine putting something this nice on my wrist.
My Suunto Core Military watch been using the same battery since I got it back in DEC '11. As a crewchief it helped to get my bearings when we would be fired upon I could give them a direction (north, east, south, etc) and it has a large display so I could read the timer for my fuel checks. And it looks cool hahaLeave a comment:
-
I got this Kelton the other day, I guess it is owned by Timex. It is a wind up, I am guessing the date is around 60s or so. It keeps perfect time and is super quiet. I do not know how many jewels it is, I was thinking of getting it cleaned and polished. My other two watches are also nothing special, just Timex weekenders. Great daily watches, one day I want to invest in a really nice mid grade watch.
Leave a comment:
-

My Suunto Core Military watch been using the same battery since I got it back in DEC '11. As a crewchief it helped to get my bearings when we would be fired upon I could give them a direction (north, east, south, etc) and it has a large display so I could read the timer for my fuel checks. And it looks cool hahaLeave a comment:
-



Leave a comment: