Anyone else get one? They were sold in early to mid 90s. I bought a Blazers watch so I could say I wore my heart on my wrist. I've replaced the strap several times, the crystal when it cracked, replaced battery, had it repaired when needed, but last week I dropped it on the hardwood floor and alas, it is now dead. I doubt these cheap watches were meant to last 20-odd years, but somehow it did, rather astonishing since I am the original ham-handed (I have yet to have a Thanksgiving dinner without losing a wineglass). RIP watch.
Pics, or it didn't happen... Seriously, I don't remember that promotion and would love to see a photo of what that watch looks like. BNM
Boy, crandc, I'd be worried: everything in your life seems to be falling apart recently. I blame Trump.
I haven't tossed it yet so I will take a pic with cracked crystal and broken strap... Rasta, you are right. And Cassidy and Sundance not well; their condition, as it happens, is degenerative. They will probably not live out the year. I have to groom them now.
Yeah. I remember those. They were pretty popular around the mid-nities. Before Ebay really took off you could find them in the odd local boutique (broken of course.) Wish I'd have picked one up when If had the chance.
Time for a new one? http://www.sportscollectibles.com/p...pGtk80NWu78XanS37U5erU0Kcp4l7wuYI4aAqP98P8HAQ