 Bulova Marine Star Watch - Bulova Men's Watches. Silver-white patterned dial. Curved crystal. Stainless steel case and bracelet. Fold-over buckle. Water resistant to 100 meters/330 feet. Approximate case diameter/width 37mm. |
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 Telling time is oh-so-easy and chic with the Baby-G
Silvertone metal frames a square face with complete digital readout
Canvas band |
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 Casio DBW30SG-7AV Databank Watch with Metal Band - Silver
Casio DBW30SG-7AV 30-record Telememo is combined with World Time to make this DATABANK the perfect choice for your international traveler. The face is imprinted with a map of the world. |
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 Casio MDAS11HC-3EV is a Green Casual Sports Watch with Resin Wristband featuring tough solar power and analog timekeeping.
Gender: Male.
Auto-Calendar.
Tough Solar |
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 Atomic Timekeeping
Tough Solar Power
Shock Resistant
200 Meter Water Resistant
Auto LED Light with afterglow
World Time (30 Cities) |
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 Casio GW1400DA-2AV Blue Atomic Solar Watch with a Metal Band features atomic timekeeping and solar power.
Hourly time signal. |
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 These watches calculate the best times to hunt based on lunar movement, latitude and longitude the moon phase data displays moon age and phase for current or designated day. Includes a thermometer with display range -10 to 60 C or 14 to 140 F and displays in units of 0.1 C or 0.2 F, measurement timing for thermometer occurs during each even-numbered minute. |
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 10-Year Battery
30 page databank
8 letters and 16 numerals per page
Auto-sort function
50 meter water resistant
Analog digital combination
World Time |
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 Sleekly styled with the lines of a classic timepiece, this two-tone Casio Atomic Waveceptor stainless steel men's analog/digital watch is a great match for professional couture and will keep you on time for important meetings. |
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 Casio Men's G Shock Atomic Solar Black Watch
This Casio G Shock watch features reliable atomic timekeeping, receiving a time calibration signal transmitted from Fort Collins, Colorado. A solar-powered battery drives the quartz movement and never needs to be changed. |
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