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Fossil’s metallic Nate Watch falls to $67.50 at Amazon (Save 25%)

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Amazon is offering the Fossil Nate Watch in several styles for $67.60 shipped. That’s 25% off the typical rate there and is within $6 of the lowest price we have tracked. This stainless steel watch sports a stealthy appearance thanks to its black and gray styling. Stopwatch functionality is in tow, delivering easy-to-use time tracking across three separate dials for hours, minutes and seconds. Water resistance allows it to survive depths of up to 165-feet, making it ready to withstand swimming, showering, and more. Rated 4.5/5 stars.

Diminish spending by nearly $15 when opting for Timex’s Weekender Chronograph Watch at $53. It sports a leather band and rich green watch face that’s bound to stand out. Rated an average of 4.2/5 stars by more than 2,000 Amazon shoppers.

Looking for a smartwatch? The Skagen Falster 2 is still discounted to $129 at Amazon. It runs Google Wear OS and several colorways are available.

Fossil Nate Watch features:

  • Case size: 50mm; Band size: 24mm; quartz movement with 3-hand analog display; mineral crystal face; imported
  • Black plated stainless steel case; black dial with date window and gunmetal tone Arabic numerals
  • Black plated stainless steel bracelet with deployment-clasp closure; interchangeable with all Fossil 24mm watch straps

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