My mum bought me this watch for about $60 Australian Dollars when I was around 15 years old in high school in I think 2016. I went to get the battery replaced around a week ago and the bloke told me that it has “slow movement” or I should just about go to a watchmaker. It also glows in the dark.
I don’t know what features, specifications or thereabouts I should be concerned about or keep an eye out for. It also had a rotating thing that you could spin around to remember times. I’d appreciate any advice about or around watches, so please do tell. The watch was also submerged in water from time to time: either when I forgot to take it off at the beach or in the shower.

>>18481647 (OP)
Buy a casio duro

Sixty Australian Dollariedoos!

>>18481668
Oh, yeah. I forgot to say that I don’t want a ‘smart’ watch.

>>18481679
Casio duro is just a quartz diver and is like $50 usd so idk $75 kangroos

>>18481682
Oh, yeah, and no symbols instead of numbers and no Roman Numerals; I like to wear my watch upside down so I can learn to read upside down better.

>>18481707
Mentally ill retard

>>18481707
Boderry voyager, automatic titanium field watch, should be like $99

>>18481714

>>18481719
Oh, yeah, I forgot to say it should be waterproof.

>>18482225
Almost all watches are waterproof. That one is to 100 meters.

>>18482446
Oh yeah and it should be slim enough that it doesn't impede fisting my own ass
Sorry I should have said all of this from the beginning

>>18483505
NTA because improper punctuation.

>>18481719
What does ‘automatic’ mean?

>>18485066
It means nh35

>>18485070
And what does that mean?

>>18481719
How long can an automatic watch be not worn before it needs to be wound up again?

>>18486328
Depends on the model but usually 2 or 3 days.

>>18486328
Nh35 power reserve is 40 hours

>>18481647 (OP)
Ask a watch repair guy to swap out the quartz movement for a new one, that fits that case, dial and hands.

Mioyta quartz movements are good, made in japan and should not be much over 25€ (for parts).

Swiss made movements are even better but more expensive, of course

>All of this is assuming you love that watch and want to keep it in good working order. Otherwise, look into casio, seiko, citizen for entry level watches around from 10-200 (and there are older models).

>Also, that rotating thing is called a bezel, it's common in the diver genre of watch looks, which that one is a part of.

>>18486413
What if it’s a watch repair girl, HMMM? Did you think of that?

>>18481647 (OP)
Luminox Leatherback Sea Turtle quartz watch. Has everything you want.

>>18487228
There are no girls in watchmaking.
I should know.
>t. kissless wizard watchmaker

>>18487986
Just be yourself.

get the daiso miliwatch, theres a few left on ebay still, i saw a twin pack for $30aus
black and green free shipping, japanese movment

>>18481707
If you want to go cheap, you could probably get something from Casio's MRW200H line. Didn't even know they made it with a stainless band version until replying to your post, doesn't look too bad honestly.