Fossil Titanium Watch (for TiBook users)

[pimentoLoaf]

Pretty good deal for $115 (http://www.fossil.com/Product/Product.asp?Tier1=Mens&Tier2=MW&Dept%5FID=MW&Cat%5FID=MW12&Prod%5FID=TI5017&Color=), don't you think?

[Flowbee]

Just make sure to take it off before resting your wrists on your titanium Powerbook.
:p

[MrMacMan]

You must be frikken joking, I've had MY Titanium Watch for over a YEAR!!!!

Screw that. (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000089DW6/002-2106510-5476850?v=glance)


The chain on the watch you linked to looks bad...

http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B000089DW6.01-ANCDPWW77E3GG.MZZZZZZZ.jpg

[Phil Of Mac]

Wow...a TiBook accessory...

What next, Power Mac G4 accessories? :)

[tazo]

expensive, and not very attractive. I like fossil's BLUE line a lot more, plus they are less expensive :)

[MrMacMan]

Originally posted by tazo
expensive, and not very attractive. I like fossil's BLUE line a lot more, plus they are less expensive :)

Screw you, it frikken durable.

Don't make me _____ _____ there!

[iJon]

too bad fossils watches are trash. all my friends had one. they always got scratched and sometimes water would get underneath, they always broke too. thats why all my watches are seiko.

iJon

[MrMacMan]

Originally posted by iJon
too bad fossils watches are trash. all my friends had one. they always got scratched and sometimes water would get underneath, they always broke too. thats why all my watches are seiko.

iJon

Ah thank you.

Yeah my mom had a nice fossil, 3 sec under water and it was gone, the face (of the watch, inside it) was under water.

[Kwyjibo]

yeah i had a fossil freshman year and it got stolen I was so pissed but i got a nicer watch kenneth cole i think and it was awesome I still use it today

[scem0]

I got an increadibly real looking Rolex in Bali, Indonesia for ~$2.00 USD.

Its hard to impress me with watch deals after that ;).

scem0

[eyelikeart]

hmm...I'll stick with my stainless steel Fossil instead...

I don't like the band links on that new one very much... ;)

[MrMacMan]

Originally posted by scem0
I got an increadibly real looking Rolex in Bali, Indonesia for ~$2.00 USD.

Its hard to impress me with watch deals after that ;).

scem0

Wow, $2.
Even more, you went to Indonesia.

I'm sure its made from the best labor they could get :thinks about posting what he is thinking:
nah I couldn't do that to you.

Instead I will insert a crude joke.
Scem0 that watch is made so well if you look down right now you will see the X fall off the Role ----- x

:p

[robbybogers]

I have that watch. It is really nice I haven't had any trouble with it. The only difference is that I bought it Refurbished from a Fossil Outlet Store for $40.

[Abstract]

I have a Tissot. ---> :cool: Its nice, the face is a beautiful blue. And the best thing is that I saw tiny Swiss elves make it by hand. Actually, one of them stopped working, and so I kicked him in the face and he worked even harder.

You're lucky you got your watch in Indonesia. Lazy Swiss workers have to be taught a lesson sometimes. Also, children have smaller hands and better eyes, and so they can prodd around inside the watch much easier.

I'm joking, of course ;)

[tazo]

I have a really nice watch. It makes calls too.

[Dave NYC]

too bad fossils watches are trash. all my friends had one. they always got scratched and sometimes water would get underneath, they always broke too. thats why all my watches are seiko.

iJon


Don't fossil watches have an 11 year warranty?


Anyhow,

I got a fossil blue degrade dial and I am wondering if anyone knows how to make the metal band a little smaller without having having to take it to the place where it was bought.

Thanks.

http://www.fossil.com/images/us/local/products/detail/AM3725.jpg

[puckhead193]

Don't fossil watches have an 11 year warranty?


Anyhow,

I got a fossil blue degrade dial and I am wondering if anyone knows how to make the metal band a little smaller without having having to take it to the place where it was bought.

Thanks.

u got to take it in, theirs like a screw that holds it together.

I need a new watch but don't want to spend a lot. (I really want a tag heur but over 1,000 is a bit much) Any ideas on brands besides fossil.

[todd2000]

Your link didn't work, but I bought this Fossil Blue watch http://watchoutlet.com/ViewDetail/IndexID-AM3541/Gender-M/Fossil_Kaleido_Mirror_to_Blue_Mens_Watch_AM3541.htm for 79.99 like 3-4 years ago and it still works great. It was my first moderately expensive watch (yes to me 79.99 is expensive) before that I was a Timex Digital person. I've replaced the battery once, but thats about it. The face is a little scratched, but I've banged it into a few things since I've had it. Nice to know it has an 11 year warranty. Of course I don't have the receipt anymore. And to the person who asked there is a really, really really small screw that holds the links on. I would have believed it untill I watched the Jewler take it apart with a screw driver. So My vote is for Fossil they seem to make nice watches.

[Electro Funk]

my watch ;)

http://www.citizenwatch.com/COA/English/detail.asp?Country=COA&Language=English&ModelNumber=BJ2000-09E

[OutThere]

Your link didn't work, but I bought this Fossil Blue watch http://watchoutlet.com/ViewDetail/IndexID-AM3541/Gender-M/Fossil_Kaleido_Mirror_to_Blue_Mens_Watch_AM3541.htm for 79.99 like 3-4 years ago and it still works great. It was my first moderately expensive watch (yes to me 79.99 is expensive) before that I was a Timex Digital person. I've replaced the battery once, but thats about it. The face is a little scratched, but I've banged it into a few things since I've had it. Nice to know it has an 11 year warranty. Of course I don't have the receipt anymore. And to the person who asked there is a really, really really small screw that holds the links on. I would have believed it untill I watched the Jewler take it apart with a screw driver. So My vote is for Fossil they seem to make nice watches.

Holy thread resurrection batman! No wonder the link didn't work...look when the thread is from...

[Abstract]

I have a Tissot. ---> :cool: Its nice, the face is a beautiful blue. And the best thing is that I saw tiny Swiss elves make it by hand. Actually, one of them stopped working, and so I kicked him in the face and he worked even harder.

You're lucky you got your watch in Indonesia. Lazy Swiss workers have to be taught a lesson sometimes. Also, children have smaller hands and better eyes, and so they can prodd around inside the watch much easier.

I'm joking, of course ;)


Is it completely tasteless if I laughed at my own post!?!? C'mon, it was from 3 years ago, and I found it gosh-darned, ass-slapping funny. :D :p

I'm always happy to entertain da ladiez.......and myself. And I still have that Tissot. I got that thing in Venice while backpacking alone, so it has a lot of sentimental value.


http://www.citizenwatch.com/COA/English/detail.asp?Country=COA&Language=English&ModelNumber=BJ2000-09E

Nice watch. I like how it's waterproof to 200 metres. I now have 3 watches that can go to that depth, and yet the furthest I've ever "delved" (correct word usage?) is around 30 m. Maybe cheaper watches would do the trick?

Oh, and

[todd2000]

Holy thread resurrection batman! No wonder the link didn't work...look when the thread is from...


Wow! I must have been asleep I didn't even notice the date :) LOL

[Silencio]

I have a fairly basic Fossil "Steel" blue dial that's about 5-6 years old now. Gone through a couple of batteries, otherwise no complaints. Looks somewhat slimmer than the current "chunky" metal watches they seem to have.

I too would love a Tag-Heuer, but I'm really not a bling kinda guy.

I need to check out Fossil's Starck-designed watches and see if they look any good in person. I like fun, completely non-traditional watches for a change of pace (such as the old Spoon watches from Seiko/Pulsar), and this one looks pretty out there:

http://www.fossil.com/images/us/local/products/detail/PH1060.jpg

[Electro Funk]

Nice watch. I like how it's waterproof to 200 metres. I now have 3 watches that can go to that depth, and yet the furthest I've ever "delved" (correct word usage?) is around 30 m. Maybe cheaper watches would do the trick?

Oh, and

Thanks Abstract... Its the only watch i am able to wear everyday... just dont seem to like any of the others i look at...