"Inexpensive" Watch to Complement Your Rolex

[Brny11]

Originally Posted by tvad

There is no inexpensive watch to compliment a Rolex. That's an oxymoron by definition.

Could be wrong, but I think "Inexpensive Rolex" is an oxymoron. Not sure if an inexpensive alternative to your Rolex would qualify.

I used to wear my G-Shock. I bought an Apple Watch for a beater (only excuse I could think of to purchase one). I have worn it like 3 times. Nowadays, if I shouldn't wear a watch, i.e. Gym, yard work, etc. I just don't wear one!




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[daveathall]

I use my Sinn watches to ensure that my Rolex and Grand Seikos remained as unscratched as possible when doing manual work, these two have been banged, scraped along metal and stone and still look unmarked..

[Maiden]

Originally Posted by tifosi

If the activity isn't safe enough for my Sub, then I don't wear a watch. Yard work, sure. Working on the car, no.

^^ This for me as well..

[MATCH1969]

For outside sports

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[sergenubretsuisse]

Originally Posted by cop414

I wore this for years as a police officer so it holds some special meaning to me, I still wear it when doing things where my Rolex might be damaged. On the ladder cleaning gutters, washing the car, going for a run then it's Gshock time. Solar powered, resets itself every night to the atomic clock, these things just can't be beat for the price. Holly and I got her son the same one when he was in the Marines and he wore it as an aerial observer in a Sea Stallion helicopter, he still wears his to this day. Tough inexpensive watches.

Yes I think G shock is great choice. Also now smart watches are good choice for giving complete different look feel function than Rolex mexhanical

[s2kstephen]

I swap between my Steinhart Ocean 1 Ceramic (bracelet) or my Lum-Tec M73 (leather strap).

I save my 16610 for 'special occasions'.

[masyv6]

I use a G-Shock for the gym.

[slorollin]

Originally Posted by daveathall

I use my Sinn watches to ensure that my Rolex and Grand Seikos remained as unscratched as possible when doing manual work, these two have been banged, scraped along metal and stone and still look unmarked..

The Sinns have such a clean look. I find them very appealing.

[mapalfa]

Originally Posted by Slippy Chips

This 1980's Breitling;

I've gone with something similar, but mine's been rebuilt and doesn't have the original hands. That's my manual labour watch.

For traveling somewhere dodgy I wear either a Vostok Amphibia or an Apeks 1000m diver's if there's diving planned.

[WristEnvy]

Originally Posted by slorollin

The Sinns have such a clean look. I find them very appealing.

+1 here's mine



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[regnant]

Tissot definitely cheap in price but not in quality

[BrazenC5]

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