I agree... and since the movement can be seen through the back, it might spark some interest into WISdom...What would you recommend?
I'd say Cheese: Invicta's bullet-proof 8926 (Japanese auto movement) Pro Diver. For around $100 it can't be beat.
I think this is a good choice, too.I say most any Casio G-shock model....
I agree, I'm giving my 14 year old nephew one for Christmas.What would you recommend?
I'd say Cheese: Invicta's bullet-proof 8926 (Japanese auto movement) Pro Diver. For around $100 it can't be beat.
Is this question referring to a gift to your kid or someone else? If so, I'm afraid what you or I may think as "the best" may not be the best to the recipient.What would you recommend?
I'd say Cheese: Invicta's bullet-proof 8926 (Japanese auto movement) Pro Diver. For around $100 it can't be beat.
No, just wondering what folks thought was the best starter watch for adult or teen.
Hey, bullosa. Wanna adopt another son?My son have a few cheap quartz before I gave him a Seiko5. He didnt care about watches until this one. Automatic, great lume and a see-through back and affordable. If he loses it or damaged it wont be so bad, I noticed he have been looking after it - his first Seiko.:biggrin:
Is this question referring to a gift to your kid or someone else? If so, I'm afraid what you or I may think as "the best" may not be the best to the recipient.
My experience taught me not to buy a watch for my son unless he picked it out himself, because without his input, there is a 90% chance it won't be worn.