Fossil is on the wrists, in the pockets, and blocking UV rays for countless Americans. Odds are, you have at least one Fossil product (don’t be mad at Grandma, she could have given you socks instead) and you probably got your fair share of use out of it. The Fossil JR1124 Analog Compass Watch doesn’t have a fancy movement, a cool name, and it doesn’t cost more than a car, but it’s durable, comes with a canvas or leather strap, and has a built-in compass. Now you don’t have to risk your battery (or your manhood) by Google Mapping directions.
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