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Get whatever you are comfortable with. The Quartz will be more accurate, reliable, less expesnive, and should be cheaper to maintain. Many of us watch enthusiasts prefer mechanial watches because of the micro mechanical engineering miracle aspect of it, the tradition, and workmanship. The Aqua Terra Co-Axial is especially significant due to it's new breakthough Co-Axial movement.
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BTW - I have an Aqua Terra Co-Axial and my Wife wears an Aqua Terra Quartz.
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