Got a new battery for my fav watch


Does everything I need

Ben1973 said..



Same but no moon phase and will never need a battery.

Isn't the moon phase/tide info the whole point of his watch.. so how is yours the same?

@waricle Pretty neat watch

I have a Garmin for recording GPS and speed data :)

Another one for you mad by Tag in the 50's

I doubt this thread needs moving to "gps and speed talk" section....

My trusty old tide watch

Men's version somewhere around 2004 and still going strong. Worn all day every day pretty much

Ben1973 said..
Another one for you mad by Tag in the 50's

Tag is a Arab company which purchased Heuer watch company in the mid 80s. Tag never made any watches.

AUS4 said..

Ben1973 said..
Another one for you mad by Tag in the 50's

Tag is a Arab company which purchased Heuer watch company in the mid 80s. Tag never made any watches.

Yes and maybe, yes Heuer made all the watches but I think Tag although owned by an Arab is actually a Luxembourg company. Lvmh owns tag Heuer now.

normster said..
anyone recomend an apple watch ?

If you can think of it, it exists:

https://watchaware.com/watch-apps/1016528618

That's the PRO app, though. I think you have to be a PROfessional or some marketing... seriously why do they do that? Add "PRO" to the names of things? "Playstation PRO". Are there really professional playstation players, that require a pro model? Really?

Anyway, I like to derive the tide by the moon phase, more so if I can actually see the moon.

Or, the tide is simply the opposite of last weekend, minus 1 hour.

I don't own a watch, but some of the above look very, very nice. Thanks for posting. I might even get one.

Kazza said..
The ladies version, bought in 2004 and still going strong......although I need too change the date

Same movement too

Rip Curl watches have always lasted pretty well for me and are priced quite reasonably. I'm surprised how many watersports watches have glass that sits proud of the bezel... I've always ended up smashing those in a wipeout.