If you had one quartz watch…

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Probably one of the world’s most expensive battery changes at +250 euros,, but at least they claim it will last 7 years. The oil filled EZM2…

 
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Probably this Omega.

fun fact, that one isnt actually quartz, its a tuning fork movement same as a bulova spaceview... which means you can still buy a quartz watch 😉

in my case its this one though

 
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This work horse! It has gone underwater, jumped out of perfectly flying airplanes, performed car maintenance, yard work and 38 years later still strong!

 
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This is my one, a gift from my concerned wife who wanted me to have a "reliable watch" on a trip to the UK. A vintage watch packed up on a previous trip.
 
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Might not be as good looking as some of the other quartz watches here, but I love my G-Shock square.
 
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This one. This particular watch was a military purchase previously owned by a US Navy helicopter pilot. Because of this, Omega will service it free of charge for life.

 
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This watch accompanied me through adolescence and all the stupid things I did then. Not only is it still in one piece, but it is still going strong after a bit of spa treatment.


 
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This is all I've been wearing lately at work. I need to track down the bracelet for it at some point...

 
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I liked my first Tuna so much I now have 2... This is by far my favorite, pretty much has become my summer daily driver. The thing I really appreciate about the Tuna design is that for such a large watch. 1) it is very light weight being titanium. 2) The underslung lugs give it only a ~42mm or so lug to lug length. It is the smallest wearing big watch I have ever tried on. (I might have to go get the automatic Tuna next...)

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