The (Less intimidating) Watch Thread
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Mail be the hold GST-B500. I really love it.
Good choice and easy to monitor those time changes I imagine!
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Love all the G-shock posts lately. My GA-1000
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I love my Ranger, I want to go in the field whenever I wear it, or a stealthy night time raid. -
I've had one of these sitting in a draw for years, it is in needs of a service and a new strap (was never a fan of the original one anyway...)
Can anyone recommend a strap that'd suit this watch? I'm quite picky, and just can't find one that tickles my fancy.
Understated yet distinctive is what I'm looking for, but maybe that's a paradox!
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@T4920 love your watch! I have an inspo pic for you. While the pic is not a Tissot, I think you get the idea. With the blue face, I bet you could pull off a teal fabric strap! Otherwise, if you want to do a metal bracelet, I can’t recommend Strapcode highly enough!
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@Autorotate thanks for the inspiration, that teal really pops you're right!
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@Autorotate same story when I fell in love with this watch almost 10 years ago. Since the strap broke I fell into the smart-watch trap, but lately I've been wanting to reject modernity and return to tradition..
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@Autorotate there are certainly wearable sundial options out there - for example this from Nomos. I have been tempted but I’ve never bitten.
https://cdn.nomos-glashuette.com/media/image/5d/91/4f/800xauto-q80/sonnenuhr-produkt-grau.jpg“Every day that you survive you get a free sunset“
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@Autorotate I'm just fascinated by the health and fitness insights.
My friend's life was also potentially saved by his Garmin watch recently, it identified Atrial Fibrillation a told him to seek a cardiologist immediately!
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@ARNC Thank you!! I bit
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@mclaincausey said in The (Less intimidating) Watch Thread:
Glad you kept that thing, it's sick!
I had two of them, managed to sell one. I was def not trying to get rid of both. It’s pretty cool.
