What time do you wear?

Radio Shack Micronta Chronograph.
I bought this watch in HIGH SCHOOL.
It has a stainless steel case and band. Looks new,
This watch was ahead of its time then (multi-function, illuminated face, alarm, etc.), and still keeps great time now. It has out-lasted and out-performed many watches many times its price.
What a value!

I like those Omega Seamasters, too. Do you still like yours, Sufentanil?

Achilles, yes I do still enjoy the seamaster more than ever. It really has a classic look, with a well-designed clasp and face. It's truly a joy to wear. Of course, my Citizen titanium watch also has some of those desirable attributes, but is not nearly as substantial. Then again, on the price to performance ratio, the Citizen does quite well.

But the Omega is in another league. Kind of like Marsh vs Audio Research.

Michael

I prefer well-made, self-winding diver's watches with robust crown protectors and replaceable rotational bezel's elevated above the crystal to prevent scratches. I prefer self-winding wrist watches because the back seals don't need to be re-broken over and over to replace batteries. In my experiences, the internals are often way better built than battery operated models. Some expensive battery powered watches have very cheap internal components.

These models stood up to my toughest tests over time and keep looking good.

Still wearing my auto-winding Omega Seamaster Pro Chronometer.. Love it! It's been over 8 years, and it has never left my wrist!