Watchlords

I have this theory when it comes to watch collecting, and watch enthusiasm in general: no matter how focused your taste is in a particular type or genre of watch, part of you secretly wants to bust out and explore the polar opposite. I think this is a universal affliction of sorts. If you’re a vintage guy, every once in awhile you fantasize about going to a boutique and picking something up with the stickers still on, just once. Or, maybe you collect nothing but austere dress watches on fine leather straps. I bet that just once you’d like to own a tactical, sporty dive watch, walk around with it for a day or two, and just enjoy the fact that if you happened to be swept up by a tsunami at that very moment, even though you can’t swim, your watch would survive.

https://wornandwound.com/review/review- ... a-2100-4a/

I have a G-Shock solar power and I love it!!!

I like the GA-2100-1AER more. This all-red 4A is just too fucking red.

RED ALERT!!!! RED ALERT!!!!

THAT IS WAY TOO MUCH FRICKIN' RED! DAMN!

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I like this one

Casios and G-Shocks are inexpensive, they work, they're useful, they're innovative, and if they break, their customer service is great. Long may G-Shocks and their owners rule - while the rest of us run around seeking "grails," these cats know exactly what they're doing.

MKTheVintageBloke wrote: ↑

June 20th 2020, 4:35pm

I like the GA-2100-1AER more. This all-red 4A is just too fucking red.

I agree! I thought I was going to like it but when i tried it on I couldn't get into it.