Looking for a new watch, just something to wear day to day. I like a clean, simple design that's not too flashy. Want to spend under $200
The nixon sentry is probably my top choice right now
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D-TAYrunsthegameFor real though, don't just get a shitty Nixon. Pony up a couple more bills and buy a Gucci or a Guess or just something with more brand recognition. It's definitely worth it.
gapersarefriendsi've had my current nixon for three years and i take it in the ocean every day, get sand in it, etc. and i haven't had a problem with this or any of the other ones i own. why do you say they're shitty? because they're affordable?
don't be so ignorant, just because something is "cheap" doesn't mean it's shitty
gapersarefriendsi've had my current nixon for three years and i take it in the ocean every day, get sand in it, etc. and i haven't had a problem with this or any of the other ones i own. why do you say they're shitty? because they're affordable?
don't be so ignorant, just because something is "cheap" doesn't mean it's shitty
omnidataNixon is shit. They aren't creating watches, they just putting a pre-made 10$ dollar shit movement in a deplorable looking mostly plastic case meant to appeal to high school kids.
And as is evident from the website they don't even know if the movement they put in is Japanese or Swiss, that is the sign of a company who isn't in the business to create great watches with passion but of a company just there to earn maximum dollars whilst forsaking any form of quality in the process.
gapersarefriendsi've owned at least four or five nixons and haven't had a problem once
saskskierHe's not saying they are going to fall apart. He's saying you are paying too much for what you're getting (and they're ugly IMO). It's like paying Mercedes money for a Ford. It's reliable and not going to fall apart on you, but think of what you could picked up instead...
I mean their most expensive watch is the Ceramic 51-30 at $2750 and it only has an ETA 2824-2 movement. You can buy watches with the same movement for less than $300. There is literally nothing that makes it worth $2700...
For comparison, a quick look on watchuseek.forum tells me I can get Omega's, Tag Heuer's, Doxa's, Hamilton's, Bremont's, Aquadive's, UTS's, Breitling's (if you are into that kind of thing). etc. with better movements/more complications/higher depth ratings/etc for less money than that particular Nixon.
TheSeaCaptainEverything on the inside is the same as a car or computer at half the cost.
montananive had my oakley watch for 5 years. go oakley brah , super spendy , super worth it.
-emile-lol
K-Dot.I'm excited to see people argue about watches when it doesn't really matter. Wear what you like and what looks good to you. If it is shit quality, don't buy it. If it can tell time, isn't it doing its purpose? I understand that there is a certain craft in different movements but most people don't give half a shit and never will, as long as the watch works and keeps accurate time. Besides, the most internally sophisticated type of a watch is digital. The comparisons to cars are wildly off because a bmw does drive noticeably better than a Ford. What does a Rolex do that a 20 dollar Timex can't?
.Hugo.why wouldnt the environment one be green and the water one be blue?
K-Dot.I'm excited to see people argue about watches when it doesn't really matter. Wear what you like and what looks good to you. If it is shit quality, don't buy it. If it can tell time, isn't it doing its purpose? I understand that there is a certain craft in different movements but most people don't give half a shit and never will, as long as the watch works and keeps accurate time. Besides, the most internally sophisticated type of a watch is digital. The comparisons to cars are wildly off because a bmw does drive noticeably better than a Ford. What does a Rolex do that a 20 dollar Timex can't?
saskskierThe comparisons are not wildly off.
In reality, comparing a Timex to a Rolex (or other high end watch) is more like comparing a new Ford to a Ferrari F40. The Ford is way more "sophisticated" and complicated (computers and electronics, options and features, etc), more reliable, cheaper to maintain, etc. The Ferrari is simpler, has fewer options, is far less reliable and ridiculously expensive to maintain, yet it is easily the more desirable of the two vehicles.
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montananive had my oakley watch for 5 years. go oakley brah , super spendy , super worth it.