Do many truck drivers wear a classic Casio LCD watch?

@Mike2633 ... you have yours on?!? @bzinger ?!? @JReding ?!? @scottied67 ... I've seen your watches in your videos.. it's really nice, but not a Casio, IIRC?

Here's mine: Lifetime warranty....don't need DIY.

 

Apple watch for me. At first I resisted it as a ridiculous idea, but the more I found out what all it does, I bought one. I hate having to dig my phone out of my pocket just to see who's calling me or to read a text. Reminders pop up on it. I can monitor my heart rate while doing cardio, control my podcasts and music, make phone calls, record voice memos to myself, and even use it, along with my phone, as an inspection camera (using the phone with light on as the camera, and the watch as the monitor).

It alone has made me a slave to Apple, Inc.

 

I have a Citizen. I wear it when I am home too, which usually involves being in a suit.

 

I just use the angle of the sun in the sky. Its an OIT I've picked up.

 

I worked construction for decades, so my go to watches were always the cheapest ones I could find. I do have some dress watches, my favorite is the Longines which cost me $1000. The second hand sweeps the dial as smooth as any Rolex.

 

Sun Dial

 

had an analog Casio with a little steel wire over crystal to prevent damage. bought it in 1983 and it died about 5 yrs ago.

now wear a Timex Expedition Scout. analog and waterproof.

always look for waterproof, not resistant, it helps protect from vibrations like motorcycle riding, lawn mowing. the vibrations can make the seal go bad.
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For years, I've only owned Citizen watches, and I have always worn silver with blue face, analog, and date/day. I've had this one about ten years now.

 

Everywhere you look and everything you have these days has the capability to tell the time.

although I have a few nice pieces I don’t see the need to ever wear them