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I took a look at it I am really not a chronograph
fan I like simple and easy to read. I saw the Luminox "SEAL" watch quite a marketing scheme to copy the mil spec issue and label it this way.
but not for me
one person posted a Seiko auto divers that looked nice but how do mechnicals hold up to the abuse?
I will consider this watch a throw away if I can pay under $250 and i get a few years out of it.
I appreciate any advise
thanks
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