Seiko Prospex Solar Men's Watch, Stainless Steel, Blue Dial

He taped the strap on his old watch back in June, at the lake, and never got around to fixing it right. Two months later it's still holding together with electrical tape and stubbornness.

You know he won't buy himself a replacement, so the choice is yours. His hands are never still, wrench, fishing rod, steering wheel, and whatever sits on his wrist has to stay through all of it. A deployment clasp locks flat against the bracelet and won't catch on a glove or a rope. This is a Seiko Prospex, solar-powered, so it runs on whatever light finds it and never needs a battery. The face is Sea Sumo Blue, dark enough to read at a glance, under sapphire crystal that won't scratch. A serial number on the back marks it a limited edition. Not the watch everyone else on the job site is wearing.

This is a Seiko Prospex Gent's watch in stainless steel, case and bracelet, secured with a deployment clasp. It is solar-powered and does not require a battery. The dial is Sea Sumo Blue and the crystal is sapphire. The watch carries a limited edition serial number.

He won't fix this one with tape. He'll wear it until he can't remember owning any other watch.

• Metal: stainless steel (case and bracelet)
• Movement: solar-powered, no battery required
• Crystal: sapphire (scratch-resistant)
• Dial: Sea Sumo Blue
• Clasp: deployment
• Edition: limited, serial-numbered
• Warranty: covered by the Greatest Warranty On The Planet.