Written by Logan R. Baker

Walk into any horological meetup with a quartz watch on and you’re likely to get the door slammed in your face. I kid, I kid — but only partly. Ever since the mechanical watch industry made its recovery in the face of a specific doom brought on by Japanese watchmakers, many so-called watch enthusiasts (snobs might be the more appropriate nom de guerre) have outright refused to let a battery-operated watch end up on their wrists. Is that fair? Depends — of course anybody that calls themselves a timepiece enthusiast most likely fell in love with mechanical watches, but that doesn’t necessarily mean quartz watches should be left out in the cold.

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I chose a couple Bulova’s with the UHF, but they were too big. This one seems to fit decent and it has the movement I wanted. Cheap too.
I love the hidden crown and the coffin link bracelet.

Hey Svagy, is that Bully of yours difficult to adjust with that hidden crown? I do like that model a lot, but have always wondered how it really is and I've never handled one up close and personal.

Not hard at all.

svaglic wrote:I chose a couple Bulova’s with the UHF, but they were too big. This one seems to fit decent and it has the movement I wanted. Cheap too.
I love the hidden crown and the coffin link bracelet.

Got the blue dial, leather strap version myself.
Wear it often, although the strap was too long and I swapped it out for a navy blue silicon

I really want the Longines Conquest VHP, but it costs the same as the Conquest Automatic. What would you guys do? Would you prefer the super accurate quartz or the automatic?

In this case the automatic
I'm not a big stickler for extreme accuracy

Automatic.
Or wait for a deal on a used one.