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: Unless your friend had a gun to your head during the
: transaction, you did have a choice. But there is no reason
: to think you chose poorly!
That's right. I bought my quartz Seamaster Pro just over a year ago and have been absolutely delighted with it. I'd say there's no better built, better looking, more accurate watch at the price. And, of course, it's the quartz model -- and not the chrono -- which is the original Bond SM Pro, as first seen in 'GoldenEye'. ;-)
: The quartz model is excellent. It is by far one of the best
: watches in its price range for accuracy. Several owners
: have reported to me their quartz Seamaster Pros staying
: within +/-3 seconds PER MONTH.
I can beat that. Mine ticks into place dead on the GMT time signal on the radio month after month. I can honestly say I've never known a watch stay so accurate for so long.
: And, if you have read the zOwie Seamaster FAQ, you would have
: seen that the quartz version has the unique ability to
: change the hour without stopping the second hand. That is
: great for changing timezones while traveling or switching
: on/off daylight savings time without losing the accurate
: time synchronization of the watch.
A great feature.
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