Best Sailing Watch

i have a Timex Iornman  analogue/digital watch, got it from P&B it looks pretty good as well as having a decent strap which i dont think i could break (moulded round the casing so no pins). The only negative side is the fact that it doesn't have a sync button, but i just tend to start it off the second gun using the 1st as a warning.

i use a cheap casio thing from argos. its got tides on it too. it hasnt died in 3 years of being worn for school, sailing and the occaisonal rugby training session so it must be ok. no sync button though. it says casio sea pathfinder on the back and was only a tenner o i reckon its doing ok.

i use the original optimum time yellow effort, i always have and never had issues with it. Has both big display and sync function. There are new versions out this year that you may want to look into they have dual line read outs im not sure what info is given to you but could be worth looking into as hte watches have always been aimed strictly at competitive sailing and have been designed to be as ideal as they need to be.

You guys are not reading the question ... I want one that looks OK as well.

I don't think the big yellow is in that bracket ...

Suunto - a bit expensive but does the things you want, looks ok and, depending which model you buy, has plenty of stuff you don't need too.


Edited by BigFatStan