Oakley, may as well have fossil written on it, regardless of movement. Just another POS with a tactical buzzword title.
I've an early series tag link that has brilliant internals, apparently as good as they get. As for the link band, multiple pins gave out on mine at around the 7 year mark, only wearing it for about 2 months each year (2 pin ends wore down + pin sockets seemed to enlarge). With some Loctite it's back together, but the two proper watch makers I've been to both shook their head at any repair other than a temporary Loctite solution - tag repair is over $1k for a band, fuck that. So it's mostly in a draw being mostly useless as it wont take a normal band.
I got given a g-shock, it's still unused in a box somewhere. The two better non-digital watches I've had are a mkII seafighter (good, simple, effective no bs watch that I picked up before my last deployment, we weren't too taken with watches that made any stupid alarm noises/vibrations or contained led lights) and a maratac pilot. My maratac has served me well also, it's cheap, clean and dependable - if only it had a bezel I would not have got the mkII. I currently use a suunto ambit and love it. My picks are the ambit (digital) and maratac (analogue), the mkII is discontinued.