womans watch, water proof, compass,temp
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Why a compass?
Sailboats are normally full of them, and in my experience (I've own or owned several) most watch compasses are hard to use, calibrate, and align.
then look here.
http://www.optimumtime.co.uk/sailing_watch.php
Sailboats are normally full of them, and in my experience (I've own or owned several) most watch compasses are hard to use, calibrate, and align.
then look here.
http://www.optimumtime.co.uk/sailing_watch.php
Timex makes watches with all those features... almost any hikers style watch... its a bit difficult to find this kind of watch with "feminine" styling, as any woman who is into the type of sports where these things need to be kept track of know the need for ruggedness and functionality.... a small, effeminate styled watch wont have it, and it will be difficult to read without glasses on....I am looking for a womans watch
time
compass
temp
and waterproof
and of course it must have some style
what are the ladies wearing, when cruising on the water
Try this link to Casio Baby-G http://www.casio.com/products/Watches/Baby-G/I am looking for a womans watch
time
compass
temp
and waterproof
and of course it must have some style
what are the ladies wearing, when cruising on the water
I heard of a guy in New York that will sell you a Rolex for a 100 bucks.
That's wholesale of course. I don't remember where he parks his wharehouse.
Just ask around for Tony
That's wholesale of course. I don't remember where he parks his wharehouse.
Just ask around for Tony
"Where he PARKS his warehouse"....I heard of a guy in New York that will sell you a Rolex for a 100 bucks.
That's wholesale of course. I don't remember where he parks his wharehouse.
Just ask around for Tony
Yep, Just because they say its a rolex, doesnt make it a rolex.
There are lots of rolex knock-offs around that are available at a affordable prices if a persons vanity is such that all they want to do is try to fool their friends and neighbors, while possibly being a fool themselves......
But, owning one as a novelty thing, and knowing and admitting its a knock-off, some of them are nice time pieces, even if they arent a true Rolex...
He is kind of pricey, I got one retail, with a Japanese movement, for $45 in NY Chinatown a couple of years ago.I heard of a guy in New York that will sell you a Rolex for a 100 bucks.
That's wholesale of course. I don't remember where he parks his wharehouse.
Just ask around for Tony
