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piratfisk · 19 November 2024, 10:14 AM

As a non-AP owner & sometimes poo-poo'er on quartz watches, I would not spend money on this.

If you were thinking to spend less on an older APRO quartz because APROs are very in vogue now, I would not. I'd wait 'til I could get a mechanical one, made by a brand known for their designs & mechanical movements. If, on the flip side, you want a quartz watch, get the CasiOak. The headache of dealing with an arguably very finnicky battery replacement process turns me off immediately.

19 November 2024, 10:14 AM	#7
piratfisk "TRF" Member Join Date: Jan 2019 Real Name: Jake Location: Slam Diego Watch: 16233, 116619LB Posts: 2,312	As a non-AP owner & sometimes poo-poo'er on quartz watches, I would not spend money on this. If you were thinking to spend less on an older APRO quartz because APROs are very in vogue now, I would not. I'd wait 'til I could get a mechanical one, made by a brand known for their designs & mechanical movements. If, on the flip side, you want a quartz watch, get the CasiOak. The headache of dealing with an arguably very finnicky battery replacement process turns me off immediately. __________________ What's the time? It's time to get ill. Wishlist: 128236; 16202BC; 5396G

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