Once you have a watch with all the whistles and bells, barometer, altimeter, compass etc. you'll realise that you don’t need them and never use them.
A small watchstrap compass is useful, such as the sunnto clipper but remember it might be thrown off by the watch if it has a ferrous case
My favourite everyday watch is a momentum titan II sapphire face, titanium body, stopwatch, date and alarm (with snooze function!)
The only drawback is the very poor lume on the hands (tritium for comparison)
My favourite travel watch is a £9 Casio digital, they never seem to break, water proof to 50m, a bright backlight (you can read by it) day and date, Plus a stopwatch and alarm.
All you need when travelling.
You wont be mugged for it and you can give it away as a gift to your new friends, who will appreciate a watch off your wrist more than anything you appear to have brought with you to give away. At £9 you can carry a few of them
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produ...559.Men's+watches>C$Brand=Casio.Casio.htm
A small watchstrap compass is useful, such as the sunnto clipper but remember it might be thrown off by the watch if it has a ferrous case
My favourite everyday watch is a momentum titan II sapphire face, titanium body, stopwatch, date and alarm (with snooze function!)
The only drawback is the very poor lume on the hands (tritium for comparison)
My favourite travel watch is a £9 Casio digital, they never seem to break, water proof to 50m, a bright backlight (you can read by it) day and date, Plus a stopwatch and alarm.
All you need when travelling.
You wont be mugged for it and you can give it away as a gift to your new friends, who will appreciate a watch off your wrist more than anything you appear to have brought with you to give away. At £9 you can carry a few of them
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produ...559.Men's+watches>C$Brand=Casio.Casio.htm
