Me, too.

I have a black leather one-piece strap in the mail that I’m gonna try on it.
But I actually like the look and the irony of the Bond NATO on it.

Why do you do Þat?

I’d probably have a collection of Casios as well, if I didn’t have an irrational dislike for non-rechargable batteries and all things that go beep.
They’re definitely among the best value for money you can get in the watch world, along with the very different hand-wound Vostok Komandirskies, which offer a robust, well-designed, fully in-house manufactured mechanical watch for $45.

The Atlantic has K1 heat treated safety glass, which sits between normal mineral glass and sapphire for both scratch and shatter resistance.

I mean they were. But you can wear a watch any way you like.

The brand is actually just Ivan from Singapur and his wife Judy.
They used to make watch straps and then branched out into designing mostly retro-inspired watches.
So the watches are made in China, the movement is Japanese.
QC and regulation are done in Singapur and are absolutely top notch.
And the customer service was the best I’ve ever experienced with any purchase.

You mean your paper clip?

This. Changes. Everything.

Yes. Also, tenths of newly extinct bug species.

Komandirskie on a Bond NATO strap

Tool watch for an IT sysadmin:

tilted dial to be legible while typing
strap with buckle on the side and a cushion at the bottom
magnetic resistance
anti-static properties
second time zone for UTC
day and date complication, with Friday colored red
1h timer with vibrating alarm to remind you to take breaks
scale around the bezel showing the number of IP addresses in subnets