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| Joined: | Mon Feb 25th, 2008 |
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Jonathan, just my opinion: the dial is a good one and the hour hand very streamlined. The only thing not good about this potential choice of yours is that it's quartz. Maybe I'd wait a little more, save a little more and get an automatic one. For US$150, you can snag a Seiko tool watch that can last you an easy 30 years.:D
Your opinion is most valid. Unfortunately I already have 3 7S26 military styles! My quibble is that they are not ready to pick and go, and not being handwound, I have to swirl them a fair bit to make sure they have enough juice to get through the day. Sometimes I take my watch off at work. That being said, they're reliable. Had them for over 5 years now with no issues.