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Bonka · 08-09-2014, 09:01 PM

Nixon is fine it is a fashion brand so their designs tend to get dated and you do pay a premium for what they are. As long as you're ok with that don't sweat too much about it.

Brand perception aside Bulova has some great pieces. Their Precisionist line is a smooth-sweeping quartz that is capable of accuracy to 10 seconds per year (although it's well known that claim is exaggerated.) I find their men's models a little chunky so it's probably best for you to try them on before buying.

You might also want to check out some Eco-Drive models from Citizen.

Do brands matter to you? What kind of styles do you like?

08-09-2014, 09:01 PM	#2592
Bonka I contribute to threads in the offtopic forum Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Vancouver Posts: 2,830 Thanked 755 Times in 318 Posts Failed 20 Times in 7 Posts Member's Picture Albums	Nixon is fine it is a fashion brand so their designs tend to get dated and you do pay a premium for what they are. As long as you're ok with that don't sweat too much about it. Brand perception aside Bulova has some great pieces. Their Precisionist line is a smooth-sweeping quartz that is capable of accuracy to 10 seconds per year (although it's well known that claim is exaggerated.) I find their men's models a little chunky so it's probably best for you to try them on before buying. You might also want to check out some Eco-Drive models from Citizen. Do brands matter to you? What kind of styles do you like? __________________ SHIFT_ "Harvey Belafonte ain't black. He's just a good looking white guy dipped in caramel. " - Archie Bunker