Rugged Beater With Perpetual Calendar Suggestions?

[mountainjogger]

I usually know what time it is (or pretty close), the month and the numeric day of the month, without looking at my watch or phone. What has always been harder for me to remember when I get wrapped up in something is what day of the week it is.

So, I have been thinking about a true beater I can wear while doing tasks on the farm with a day of the week function. However, I don't want to mess with resetting the day of the month. So, I am guessing I need a perpetual.

I am open to battery or solar power if necessary.

Thoughts?

Off to do some chores, will check back latter.

Thanks.

[Chewbacca]

Orient Multi-year Calendar – CEU07005WX

$150

Done.

[beshannon]

Citizen PCAT

With a stylish blue leather band and stainless-steel 43mm case, the PCAT from Citizen is an update to the classic collection. The Tachymeter bezel joins features such as atomic timekeeping with synchronized time adjustment in 43 cities worldwide, power reserve indicator, a perpetual calendar and a chronograph continue to make this a powerhouse timepiece. Add in Eco-Drive technology and this is a sporty, elegant technology watch that will always be ready wherever life might take you.

Kind of big, not too cluttered, very functional

[Slimpee]

Casio World Time

[mountainjogger]

Originally Posted by Chewbacca

Orient Multi-year Calendar – CEU07005WX

$150

Done.

Nice Chewie. Thanks!

[mountainjogger]

Originally Posted by beshannon

Citizen PCAT





Kind of big, not too cluttered, very functional

Good looking watch. Thanks Brian.

[Chewbacca]

Originally Posted by mountainjogger

Nice Chewie. Thanks!

It’s the official farm dirt and animal waste shovelling timepiece. If you spend more than $150 on it you deserve to lose the farm.

[mountainjogger]

Originally Posted by Slimpee

Casio World Time

Comes with a 10 year battery. That is pretty cool.

[mountainjogger]

Originally Posted by Chewbacca

It’s the official farm dirt and animal waste shovelling timepiece. If you spend more than $150 on it you deserve to lose the farm.

My donkeys would agree with you Chewie. More money for hay.