Mmmm!
Tritium tubes! After owning the TSAR I was totally hooked on those little tubes.
Brands like Ball, Traser and Marathon was constantly on my radar. Even this
cute little plastic watch caught my attention. I picked up a used one on eBay
in June 2010 for about $90 or $100. I would definitely recommend one as a fun and casual everyday watch
for the person who isn’t a watch maniac. Nowadays Marathon has their own web
store so it’s just to go and get one. This particular model with quartz movement
and date is listed at $200. But there are other versions in other colors and
without date and with mechanical movements available. The only thing I don’t
like about it is its proportions. Since they are quite small, 34 or 36mm, they
should have been thinner but because of the high plexi they get too thick. To
me it looks pretty funny. A little fatty-fat-fat.
The countdown has begun! I will guide you through my watch flipping journey. One by one. From the first to the last. What made me buy it? What made me sell it? Over 600 watches has come and gone during the years. Instead of boring you with too much technical details I will try to focus on giving you my thoughts and refelections and at the same time trying to add a personal touch to my journey by sharing some moments when the watches has accompanied me through life. Read and enjoy!
2015-03-27
No 45 - Marathon General Purpose
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