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Good points. I first bought a nice Swiss Quartz watch then realized that I wanted more. If I can save someone the money and the "second-guessing" then I've been helpful. Just my opinion.
: Some damn good one's!! My wife has the SMP
: mid-size quartz. Why? Becuase she can't be
: bothered with such things as fiddling with
: them, checking for accuracy and so on. She
: has no 'love' for mechanical timepieces. She
: just wanted something that she could put on
: and just wear, but wanted a Bond. There is a
: lid for every pot. She is also very rough on
: things. The speculation is that the quartz
: is a little more "durable" than
: the auto.
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