Thanks for the suggestion; nice looking watches but a bit big for my tastes!bamagrad03 wrote:If you're going to go Orient Mako, may as well go Mako XL for a few bucks more.
Cheap auto diver - recommendations please?
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Re: Cheap auto diver - recommendations please?
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Re: Cheap auto diver - recommendations please?
Another vote for the Seiko Monster (black or orange). I picked up a SKX779 about 12 months ago and it has proved to be a favorite for day to day use. Toying with the idea of buying the OM to rotate it with....... if the boss indoors lets me get away with it 
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Re: Cheap auto diver - recommendations please?
OM....great great watch.....you'l love it
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