Travel Technology - Suggestions for a wristwatch and where to buy

My requirements are
1) Price less than $100
2) Must be sporty looking.
3) Should display more times of different timezones.
4) It can be analog or digital.

Thanks

http://listings.ebay.com/pool1/plistings/list/all/category14324/index.html?from=R4

They take a lickin' and keep on tickin'

http://www.timex.com

Looking at my response, It might seem smart-a$$y, which was not my intent. My watch and wedding band are the only pieces of jewlery I wear. I think it is a very personal choice, something that can only be picked out by you.

I don't usually wear a watch, but love pocket watches. That being said as a qualifier, I totally love my Fossil Stark watch, it's in your price range, images at

http://www.fossil.com/Categories/Category.asp?Tier1=Mens&Tier2=MW&Dept%5FID=MW&Cat%5FID=MW27&DeptGroup%5FID=101&SalesChannel=Retail

or http://makeashorterlink.com/?A1C521DF5

As the previous poster pointed out, it's a personal choice.

For your budget, I would steer you away from analog watches. In that price range, there is far more junk than decent time pieces, though I have an Invicta (Rolex clone) that has kept decent time for 3 years now (it spends much more time on my winder than on my wrist... I collect watches).

Some good bargains can be found on the www.timezone.com (http://www.timezone.com) Sales Corner web page, but it's hit or miss and geared more towards the high-end.

Good luck and happy watch hunting

When I travel I use the Oakley (model D1) in the link below. It does not set off the metal detector, has 2 time zones, easy to read and has a stopwatch.

Got it new on Ebay for less than $100

http://akamai.backcountrystore.com.edgesuite.net/images/items/medium/OAK0122.jpg


edited to fix link



[This message has been edited by KebaNYC (edited 09-26-2003).]