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Sailing Watch

mtdelany · 2012-08-30 13:06:06

My trusted Casio Seapathfinder has died. I have had the same type of watch for the past 12 years (bought the same watch about 2-3 times), but now I know that i dont want the same again. Anyone have any advice of a good sailing watch? I know that I dont want one of the "big yellow" Optimum Time watches. Must have adjustable…

30-08-2012 02:06PM

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mtdelany

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My trusted Casio Seapathfinder has died. I have had the same type of watch for the past 12 years (bought the same watch about 2-3 times), but now I know that i dont want the same again.

Anyone have any advice of a good sailing watch?

I know that I dont want one of the "big yellow" Optimum Time watches.
Must have adjustable count downs for the 5-4-1 go

Budget is reasonable:
Casio Seapathfinders cost about €25. willing to go to about €100 for the right watch

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#2 10-09-2012 12:42PM

Talent

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Splashed out on a TacTic a few years ago. More than your budget but really an indespensible part of the boat now. Does timer, is a sailing compass and invaluable for spotting wind shifts.

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