TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph

Top 10 Watches To Help You Survive The Zombie Apocalypse
Here at watches-dealer, we aren't just watch nerds, but normal nerds as well. We'd be lying if, as guys, we claimed that having serious talks about surviving a fantasy zombie apocalypse doesn't come up regularly. So much so, that occasionally we think that some type of undead uprising is bound to happeneventually. Being prepared for the zombie outbreak is essential. As part of your readiness kit, you'll need some reliable gear, including a timepiece. So forget all those arguments about using your phone or computer to tell the time. When you are a survivalist nomad in a post Department of Water & Power world, you'll need a reliable timepiece to help keep you alive.This article is also a bit of an update to a piece we did over five years ago on a similar thread. Here you can read our list of the top watches to wear when trying to survive while stuck on a deserted island. We pick up now where we left off with some slightly different considerations. The zombie apocalypse will most like

orange monster question
I was just curious if anyone here with a orange monster happens to have it on a orange rubber strap?

Looking to get a watch for my father...
His last watch was a Timex he bought from Walmart, which he wore for about a month then started to complain about it being painful on the wrist (indeed, there were small metal points on the inside bracelet). I don't have enough money to get him a really nice watch, but would like to get him something a little higher level than Walmart. You guys did a great job helping me choose a watch, and I thought I'd come ask again for my father ;).As of right now I was looking at this...https://orientwatchusa/watch.php?id=192I have a 50% off code, so halve the price on that. It just needs to be nice and simple (eyes aren't too good for small text). I was wondering if you guys would have any other potentials for around the $100 price point, or what you think of the link'd Orient watch.

Finally got some good pics of my 41mm chrono
I had some time with my real camera yesterday (as opposed to the phone cam) and I got in a shoot of my newish 26320. It's harder to take good pics of a watch than I thought -- I'm only holding on to these 2 out of about 20 pics taken. Might try again in better lighting soon.

5165 and 3712
So the 5165 is no where as rare as the 3712....but think these are pieces worth holding onto for awhile. In hunting for a 5165 I've learned just how freaking hard they are to find. Does anyone know the production number/years for the 5165? We all know the 3712 was only in production for 1 year, making it one of the ultimate nauts to get...What about the 5960P black dial? Thoughts on this as well for the same reasons.