To clear up my title, I only wear one at a time

But generally I only wear one  watch. I wear a Rolex GMT- II for work, and whenever I'm not at work I wear a marathon GSAR. I have the bug lately to get a traser automatic watch. Does anyone have  any experience with traser automatics? What I need from this watch, is an absolutely durable workhorse. This watch will only be worn when I am hunting, fishing, working outside, beating on things,wrenching on bikes, atv's etc...

I do not care for quartz watches, so whatever traser I get, must be automatic.  

I like the looks of the p6600 personally.  Any experience ?
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So, you really are a big shot.

Negative.  That's just a stage name

The GSAR is already a tool watch. Why not wear it when you're doing all that beating around?

Maybe we're looking at things differently, but I've fisted many a deer with my Chronoavenger on

That's a nice lookin watch you have there. I do wear my marathon like that now, I think I'm just lookin for something a little bigger maybe?

My second in command for daily wear behind the submariner is a TAG Carrera. Looks good on a NATO trap, too!

Just get another simple tool watch. Ceramic bezel so it will still look sharp, and one with an on the fly adjustable bracelet.

Like this Chr. Ward I have ... You can see other pics of it I have on arfcom.
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How do you guys feel about the traser vs luminox debate

Going to get flamed, but Luminox sucks. I'd rather have a Citizen or Seiko than one of those fucking things.

Traser, I have no experience with. I'd assume they're better than Luminox, so get one of those.

I agree with the Luminox sucks guy.

I had a Traser quartz that I beat the shit out of for a few years and last time I looked it's still ticking away in a drawer somewhere.
Traser make a good moderately priced watch.
Long Island Watch has good prices on them as well.

Cheers - if you're into quartz Traser is probably better than Luminox. Also check out Deep Blue - they make rugged tool watches on the bigger side, if you're looking for an auto.



45mm tritium tubes.