The "T" used to mean glowing tritium vials in the markers and/or hands. If the watch actually has that (sometimes the "T" is just cosmetic) then that seems like an awesome price. If not, it still seems like a good price.

I'm going to buy a watch from Howard in the coming year. Right now I'm still waiting for my Seiko diver to come back from the watchmaker.

I really like the Tag Heuer Carrera- being advertised quite a bit these days by Jeff Gordon. Anywhere between $1200 and $1700 on Ebay. Carrera connection is kinda neat.
Maybe someday!

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1134853244.jpg

That's a really sweet watch.

Omega Speedmaster Pro one of my all time favorite watches. The history of how nasa came to use the watch really makes the watch special.

http://www.charmy-tanaka.co.jp/w/bra...master_pro.jpg

Steve,

Excellent watch and one that I still need to find. They hold their value very well and are not cheap.

JoeA

You can buy a current military issue tritium watch for $79 that is a hand wound, a basic battery powered that is $99, or a less basic tritium watch that is a little more. They have a nice plain look, but are just very basic watches. You can see them at www.westcoastime.com.

Interesting...Kienzle is the parent company to VDO and they have some nice watches:
http://www.chronomaster.co.uk/kienzle_quartz.htm
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Skagen. Accurate, thin and light. Titanium case with SS band. Try one on at Sharper Image. You'll see what I mean. But less than $100, so if you have a small winky...http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploads6/11134971645.jpg