Times Expedition

G-shock mudmaster. It's been "running" on my wrist for several years now.

I've had a few but they never seem to last. They also have the loudest movement I have ever heard. I couldn't keep it in my bedroom at night.

none since I retired in 2005

Can't complain with my G-Shock. While it is slowly crapping out on me, it hasn't left my wrist more than a handful of times for 4+ years. Its been beat up and battered regularly as well. Its solar powered and has never needed a battery. I have put a band on it a couple times but thats the extent of the care. The digital components seem to be failing and the analog hands "run" 5 min fast.

And yes, there is no way to set the analog hands manually. The watch recieves is radio signal based on a selected time zone and sets itself. Therefore, the time "runs" 5 mins fast regardless.

I've worn a wristwatch my entire life until a couple of years ago, now I just use my phone since I always have it with me

timex expedition, but the ones with the hands. Last few have all had the indiglo go out within 6 months to a year. But for $25-$30 bucks I still get 2-4 years out of one. I have a couple of "nicer" watches somewhere but I haven't worn them in 10 -15 years.

I’ve got a Suunto Traverse Alpha. Gomer, the band Coosa is talking about is the silicone band for the Ambit3. I ordered my Traverse with one on it. It’s a very comfortable band.

Either a Seiko solar powered dive watch or an echo drive Citizen dive watch..... (no need for replacing batteries)

Mine did that so I took a paper clip and heated it up and made on of the holes a thru hole than cut the paper clip to length and then melted the hole closed, still in there today and that was about 10 years ago.

Phone

Timex Ironman Classic.
Simple digital watch.
Had it for 6 or 7 years and never had an issue.
It only comes off to sleep.

Seiko dive watch mine's not solar so u have to wear it every couple days to keep time up it charges on movement

Aside from fly fishing and hunting, watches are my thing. I wear an Omega seamaster pretty much all the time, but also have a luminox dive watch, and a Tissot leather-band dress watch

Seiko auto diver or Suunto Core

I'm still waiting for someone to give me a Rolex Submariner, then I'll start wearing a watch again

Rolex King Air since 9/30/78

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iPhone X

I stopped wearing a watch due to deer hunting. It is impossible to make one scent free, at least the ones I had.

Also, I plan to retire at the end of the year, so I have to get ready for that

I'm running numbers on my calculator watch right now. It's a Casio.