Family: Analog
Date: September 2004
 
The difference between an ordinary stopwatch and a true chronograph is 10-jewel Swiss movement and an oscillator that counts each second as 32,768 vibrations of a crystal tuning fork. This intuitive design features a sub dial for logging minutes and hours, plus a sweeping second hand that accelerates to the current moment when pause is released. Surgical stainless steel forms a case and band of solid metal. The precision instrument also features a large date display, a 48-month battery and a pure sapphire crystal.
Stainless Steel Honed
Blue Dial
$575
10-210
Stainless Steel Honed
Gunmetal Dial
$575
10-165
Stainless Steel Honed
White and Black
$550
10-186
Stainless Steel Polished
Brown and White
$600
10-187
Stainless Steel Polished
Copper Dial
$650
10-163
Stealth Black
Stealth Black Dial
$650
10-164


Mike -
Frame- Stainles Face-Copper This first edition Judge in polished stainles is leaps and bounds cooler than the Judge 2. Love It!
o - blink -
Just arrived in the mail - picked up on eBay for $147, absolutely love it.
Farlius -
Frame: Stainless Steel Honed/Black Leather
Face: Black/White

Snagged this one for over half off at the Vault. Great classic styling with the honed metal on black leather. The dial and hands are way more "Oakley" than on the Judge models that followed. Any watch can have straight arrow looking hands; this one has little blades and second hand that looks like a Halo weapon. The white face with the black trim are an excellent contrast and the face looks and is really big. The date is very easy read at a distance. My one and only beef is in the Strap; it has two loops for affixing, one of which is right next to the buckle and it makes it hard to initially slide the strap through after closing the buckle. Otherwise, a fine time piece.
Ian -
I was able to pick up the Honed/Black and White Leather of SAC for $190. First off, this watch is beautiful. I have two minor complaints, though. First, the band seems a bit small for a decent-sized person. Second, the chronograph doesn't seem to keep accurate time. Even though the instructions indicate that each 360 degree rotation of the minute hand of the small dial is 30 minutes, and the hour hand is one hour, each rotation is uneven, and the hour hand counts 30 minute intervals. The last bit is that the second hand on the main dial only works in chronograph mode. I'd be willing to give up the chronograph to make the second hand work normally. So, my dilemma is that I either put up with the chronograph being no right, or I deal with the second hand never counting seconds. I guess I'm OCD when it comes to watches.
O-ddicted -
stealth-stealth
This time piece feels luxurious on your wrist and draws many compliments each day. I simply love this watch. I have worn it religiously for nearly a year now. It does show signs of wear on the band and I plan to replace in the near future and wear it a little less often...GREAT WATCH.
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