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Thats a nice breitling you have there BMWLover
For me.... I have a nike sports watch which has a million functions which I am still finding out.
Other then that a Big Dial Next watch with brown leather straps.
A fasttrack sliver/black watch.
A titan waterproof/unbreakable 150 or 350 bucks watch :).
Others which I don't know probably one of them is branded guuci or something, will have to check
I didnt even know this thread existed!!
1. Titan Exotica Stainless Steel
2. Titan Classique 22K Gold
3. Favre Leuba Seaking. My everyday watch
4. An Old Seiko. ( i think seamaster) I dont remember though.
Just happened to see this thread. My wardrobe hosts....
Timex Perpertual
Breitling Navitimer 50th Anniversary Edition
Timex Expedition (Souvenir by a friend in exchange for my Timex Ironman)
Wishlist
Tissot Touch
Tag Heuer
Casio AQ-160. A gift from my better half on one of my birthdays :D
I own a Tissot Titanium Chronograph (a birthday gift from my parents) and Emporio Armani AR0115 (gift from my cousin brother).
@BMWLover & Swiftron - Nice Breitlings there
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Originally Posted by dkamath
(Post 882297)
Casio AQ-160. A gift from my better half on one of my birthdays :D
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i have the same watch but with metal strap and little different design ....
Current wear - Tissot PRC100
my collection.. most were when i was younger :D
currently using this
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Originally Posted by Ram
(Post 803046)
Friends:
But still seeking the ultimate pedigree sports watch with multifunction digital display plus analog display.
Kindly do indulge my soaring imagination awhile.
These are the days of multifunction convergence, so: - The watch should have GPS to record where I've been -- ideally a GPS speedometer too!
- It should have a pedometer with accelerometer to monitor footsteps while walking.
- It should monitor heartrate and calorific burn rate.
- It should set itself by using an Internet connection over UMTS/GPRS /Wifi to connect to the atomic time-server at Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB) at Braunschweig, Germany.
- It should show the time for whichever timezone I select worldwide.
- It should show incoming mobile caller-id.
- It could have an MP4 video player -- OK at least an MP3 player?
Hell, it should just provide an API so that I can program whatever functions I want, myself.
Know a watch which comes remotely close to this ideal device? I'd be all ears, eyes, billfold...
Cheers...
Ram
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a suunto shud take care of around 3 of ur requirements.
a gift from ETC :D
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Originally Posted by BikerSG
(Post 882802)
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Originally Posted by Ram  Friends:
But still seeking the ultimate pedigree sports watch with multifunction digital display plus analog display.
Kindly do indulge my soaring imagination awhile.
These are the days of multifunction convergence, so:- The watch should have GPS to record where I've been -- ideally a GPS speedometer too!
- It should have a pedometer with accelerometer to monitor footsteps while walking.
- It should monitor heartrate and calorific burn rate.
- It should set itself by using an Internet connection over UMTS/GPRS /Wifi to connect to the atomic time-server at Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB) at Braunschweig, Germany.
- It should show the time for whichever timezone I select worldwide.
- It should show incoming mobile caller-id.
- It could have an MP4 video player -- OK at least an MP3 player?
Hell, it should just provide an API so that I can program whatever functions I want, myself.
Know a watch which comes remotely close to this ideal device? I'd be all ears, eyes, billfold...
Cheers...
Ram
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a suunto shud take care of around 3 of ur requirements.
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Thanks for the suggestion,
BikerSG.
With your input, I started looking again and guess what I found?
The
Garmin Forerunner 405 is a GPS-enabled sports-cardiac watch.
It tracks distance, pace, heart rate and calories.
It has a touch bezel to switch displays without fumbling for buttons.
Indoors, you can turn off the GPS and with an optional foot pod (pedometer), you can track your workout.
It comes with a USB interface to wirelessly transfer workouts to your computer.
I'm not sure if this one does it, but it is trivially easy to implement automatically setting the time on the watch from atomic-precision GPS satellite data.
But...
it does not have an MP3 or MP4 video player and does not display mobile caller-id. :)
I'm kinda fond of Pilot watches..so thought I'd put up a pick of one of my work wear watches.
@bottle... I have the exact same Giordano. Its one of my fav, very very sophisticated but the leather strap is ridiculous quality. Mine is "scrubbed" the same way as your's is. :-D
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