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I was tasked with putting together, in the best case, a pocketwatch which sould let one view the movement and also being resistant to potential drops, squishing it between stuff like drawers and or even accidentally stepping on it. "If you want a resistent watch you dont pick a pocket watch" has been said to me but those are the specific requirements for a 400 budget pocket watch.

How feasable would it be to find a movement, a case and dial that lets one see the movement work and have it be resistent enough to be worn, as a daily driver, by someone who works in transport/storage enviroment?

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[–] vgcamara@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

HERE a $190 seiko pocket watch with a 6222b movement with a diashock system, movement found in regular seiko wristwatches like the seiko skyliner

HERE another one for $89