What kind of watches and alarm clocks do you carry in the field? Looking for a durable reliable watch that can stand up to the elements. HATE wasting money so I thought I would ask what everyone else is counting on durring tough hunts.
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Hunting & Fishing Field watches and Alarms
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Re: Field watches and Alarms
I use the same one I've used for the last two tours - Seiko Automatic Divers. Self-winding and no audible alarm. Can't count the times someone's alarm went off on a patrol. Not good if you're out stalking or in a tree stand.
I use the same one I've used for the last two tours - Seiko Automatic Divers. Self-winding and no audible alarm. Can't count the times someone's alarm went off on a patrol. Not good if you're out stalking or in a tree stand.
Re: Field watches and Alarms
Marathon TSAR. No alarm but rugged, accurate and the tritium makes it extemely easy to read
Marathon TSAR. No alarm but rugged, accurate and the tritium makes it extemely easy to read
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I have a Casio Pathfinder with all the bells, & whistles. I just don't set an alarm when I'm needing to be quiet. The alarm is kinda quiet, but I'm sure its loud enough to wake me up in a sleeping bag.
I have a Casio Pathfinder with all the bells, & whistles. I just don't set an alarm when I'm needing to be quiet. The alarm is kinda quiet, but I'm sure its loud enough to wake me up in a sleeping bag.
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Seiko Black Monster automatic...I don't need no stinkin alarm when I am out hunting or otherwise occupied in the woods.
Seiko Black Monster automatic...I don't need no stinkin alarm when I am out hunting or otherwise occupied in the woods.
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