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About LinkBackshi , i have never used a wristwatch in my life,and now i decided to get one.
i am interested in Fossil CH2754.
what do you think about this watch.How many years will it last ?
hi , i have never used a wristwatch in my life,and now i decided to get one.
i am interested in Fossil CH2754.
what do you think about this watch.How many years will it last ?
Not a bad looking watch. If you take care of it, it should last for a few decades..
It really depends on how you treat the watch - even a $20 budget watch can last a few years if you treat it right. Conversely, if you have a Rolex or a Patek and aren't careful, or worse, abuse it, the life of the watch will be much much shorter.
is it also same for swatch watches?Originally Posted by dualtime
i am also interested in swatch yos401g,can a swatch also last for decades,if we care of it?I had heard that the mechanism breaks down after some time.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but fossil has a 11 year warranty. You can basically knock the watch around quite a bit and send it in for 38 bucks; they will replace everything it needs.
Last edited by Birddog; May 3rd, 2012 at 21:01.
yes they do,but i live in Turkey.11-year warranty only valid in US.
So what do you say about swatch.Can it last decades if well cared??
Last edited by littlestewie; May 6th, 2012 at 13:30.
I have a few Fossil watches, and I don't baby them at all; I did put a glass protector on one to protect it from scratches, but that's about it. The ones I have are chronos, rated to 10 atm, and have taken a beating without any problems so far. I've worn them while biking and shooting, and at the end of the day I toss them in the bin with my keys and wallet. So far, so good.
"Blood goes in & out, air goes `round & `round; any variation is a bad thing."
For the price they make good watches...they can definitely last for decades it cared for properly. The chronograph in question looks pretty cool.
Just thought I'd add to this... wore mine yesterday at a CAFS (firefighting foam, it's a surfactant that allows the water to penetrate better) drill and again at a brushfire. Both times I hit the watch from the side with my 1.5" line, just to see if it would hold up. Watch still works, no water inside! Good enough for me...
"Blood goes in & out, air goes `round & `round; any variation is a bad thing."
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