Recommend a watch

I\'ve been thinking of getting a new watch. My current one is just an el-cheapo model (at around $10 I think). So what watches would guys recommend / consider yourself @ about $300?

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Okay, just how cool is a watch with a built-in universal remote control? Well...pretty darn cool we think. Imagine the possibilities - you\'ll never lose your remote again; you can go to your neighborhood sports bar and take control of those big screen TVs; when visiting a friends house you can watch what you want to watch. Put the power that comes with having the remote right on your wrist!

The Midas features comtemporary styling and a sleek design. The watch is not large or clunky. The remote control buttons are very well integrated into the overall watch design and are very easy to push. The remote can be programmed, using a 4 or 5 digits code, in approximately 30 seconds. The pre-programmed database of codes covers every make/model of TV and cable receiver imaginable. Here is a list of included brands.

Some other features of this watch:


*   Very large database of pre-programmed infrared codes
*   Sleek design
*   Set-up takes about 30 seconds
*   Controls for Volume (+/-), Channel (+/-), Mute, and Power
*   Range of at least 20 ft and at least 20 degree angle
*   Seiko watch movement
*   Stainless steel casing and grey polyurethane band
*   Batteries are included

Comes with user manual that included codes. One year warranty.



Price:
   
$39.99

Yes is the answer.

The Yes watch combines the natural time rhythms of the sun and moon with sophisticated digital and mechanical time keeping methods. It is a unique time piece, with an elegant and interesting design. The Yes watch is solid stainless steel, with a hinged solid stainless steel clasp and secure locking mechanism.

One hand on the watch circles once every 24 hours. 12 o’clock noon on top, 12 o’clock midnight on bottom. The light top half shows how much day time you have and the dark bottom half how much night time. Lunar phase is displayed in smaller circle. Changes throughout the year based on geographic location, with 500 cities pre-programmed.

The Yes watch also has these features:

*   Digital time display.
*   Sunrise alarm and standard alarm with 10 minute snooze.
*   Automatically adjusts for Daylight Savings.
*   2 simultaneous time locations - home and away.
*   Water resistant to 10 ATM.
*   Pre-programmed for 500 cities, or set by longitude/latitude.
*   Predicts sunrise/sunset for future/past dates.
*   Flashing display on solstices and equinoxes.
*   Lighted display.

Comes with instruction manual. One-year warranty.

Please note the dimensions of this watch (43 mm dia and 14 mm thickness). The large size is a result of it\'s electronic complexity and sturdy construction. It is a large watch, but it is also very visually striking.



Price:
   
$299.00

Get a nice fossil watch. Really nice for the money.

I have a 300$ Citizen, Beuty, I will post pics later

I got a £120 Rotary, that does me fine.