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Has anyone any experience of Times analogue watches?

My watch has just packed up and Im considering one of these. 

 http://www.timexadventurewatches.co.uk/product_5-2-3_Timex-Expedition-Stainless-Steel-E-Compass.htm

Im not a lover of digital watches and this seems to do everything I need.

Thanks for any advice 

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I had the cheaper expedition watch, about £25 i think,  and no problem at all, 'til i lost it
Edited: 21/04/08 13:11
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I love the way the site has

RRP £70.00 crossed out, and

Our price £74.00.

Its like they want to rub it in that they are going to rip you off. 

Hahaha 

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My own Expedition watch was one of the cheaper basic no compass models a few years ago, and if anyone wants it, it is somewhere or other in a bush on the New Forest where I lost it! The trouble with it was always the strap fixtures coming away where the strap met the watch face.
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Brian, I have a Timex Expedition watch that must be well over 10 years old. It's on about its fifth strap, though the Timex strap it came with lasted much longer than the replacement non-Timex ones I've been able to find! It's a great watch, though one of the basic ones, very tough, and I like the 'Indiglo' light. When it dies, I'll buy another.
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Will you bury it though, bring flowers and hold a ceremony?
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Thanks for the replies everyone.

I think Ill go it then as they seem to be OK.

Not from "rip off" site though.

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That sort of a listed price discrepency-where the lowered sale price is actually obviously above the original one-is fairly common on a lot of websites I have seen over the years; and is far more usually due to the mistake of an operators input of typed figures, rather than to being a case in fact where they are trying to 'rip one off' deliberately though! I suggest that this is in fact likely too the self same case here as well!
Edited: 21/04/08 17:07
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<strike>Isn't the RRP 79.99? </strike>

I'm intrigued what a 20sec timeout is. 

Edit: Hmm, I can see the tags in the message when it's posted but not edit them.

Edited: 21/04/08 22:26
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Looks pretty though, don't it just!

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