So if you follow the Watch u wearing thread you saw I picked up the
Stauer Dashtronic. it's a fun watch. geta a bit to get use to in reading.
at $180 it's not too hard on the wallet either. It does keep time the band is genuine leather, and stiff.
The back is windowed so you can see the movement
the particulars
that all said, there is one glaring flaw to the watch. if you take it off and lay it down, there is not much life in the springs. I want to say I took it off between 4 and 8 PM last night and it stopped at 11:45PM.. that's only 4-8 hours idle. I'll make sure I write down when I wear it next time.
the other thing that worries me is the stainless finish. I suspect it will be easy to scratch or stain without care. Time will tell
Stauer Dashtronic. it's a fun watch. geta a bit to get use to in reading.
at $180 it's not too hard on the wallet either. It does keep time the band is genuine leather, and stiff.
The back is windowed so you can see the movement
the particulars
| Dial window material type | Mineral |
|---|---|
| Display Type | Analog |
| Case material | Stainless Steel |
| Case diameter | 39 millimeters |
| Case Thickness | 12 millimeters |
| Band Material | Leather |
| Band size | Unisex |
| Band width | 22 millimeters |
that all said, there is one glaring flaw to the watch. if you take it off and lay it down, there is not much life in the springs. I want to say I took it off between 4 and 8 PM last night and it stopped at 11:45PM.. that's only 4-8 hours idle. I'll make sure I write down when I wear it next time.
the other thing that worries me is the stainless finish. I suspect it will be easy to scratch or stain without care. Time will tell
Their movements always seem to disappoint; especially, my Tag Dual Time. And of course it was a gift watch, so no trading it away.
