Show us your watch!

[AM1]

Here's my bit of watch porn, goes everywhere with me!

 

[Spoked Wheels]

My everyday watch and favourite one for the last 15 years.... a Seiko

Then is one for special occasions

I have a Tissot too that I can't find ATM...

 

[Spoked Wheels]

It most certainly is.

 

[EltonFrog]

It most certainly is.

You must be a billiontymilliontyair.

 

[Andrew_Culture]

I have one of these as my everyday watch, I like it

You've not taken the tag off yet?

 

[Andrew_Culture]

Hang on... It needs tapping....

 

[phil_hg_uk]

You've not taken the tag off yet?

Not the actual picture

 

[mustang1]

This is my fault driver for weekdays only when I use the bike and only during summer.

Why just summer? Because it has one of those systems that auto adjusts the time depending on time zone and whether you're in GMT or DST. The only thing is I switched that option off and can't recall how I done that, hence it only tells the correct time when it's DST.

To fix this problem, instead of downloading instructions, I bought another Casio g shock watch. Good eh?

 

[Spoked Wheels]

You must be a billiontymilliontyair.

Not me but the uncle that left it to me was

 

[Dave 123]

The pocket watch and match case belonged to my grandad.
The Rotary belonged to my dad.

I'm the youngest of 5. When I was a few months old I spent several months in hospital. Drs orders was that I could only have natural yoghurt for my food (not sure why)
Apparently this had to be bought by my parents. Things were tight with 5 kids and my dad had to work overtime, on top of the overtime he was doing as natural yoghurt was expensive.
Anyway, once I was mended and things were on a more solid financial footing my mum bought my dad the watch as a thank you.
On the night before his funeral I was penning his eulogy and my mum gave them to me. I wore the wrist watch as I read out the eulogy in the church.
It still has, and always will have my dads leather strap on it. I like the idea of his skanky old sweat on it for some reason!

I wear it on posh occasions (which is hardly ever). It's one of those things that aren't worth much, but I wouldn't swap them for anything.


*edit- I'll take a better pic in daylight!

 

[littlee]

This is my 15 year old (ish) Oris something. Still like it though

 

[AM1]

This is my fault driver for weekdays only when I use the bike and only during summer.

Why just summer? Because it has one of those systems that auto adjusts the time depending on time zone and whether you're in GMT or DST. The only thing is I switched that option off and can't recall how I done that, hence it only tells the correct time when it's DST.

To fix this problem, instead of downloading instructions, I bought another Casio g shock watch. Good eh?

Great to see another G Shock connoisseur on the forum, I love them TBH

 

[addictfreak]

I'm lucky enough to own two nice watches (IMHO). My wife bought the Tag as a 50th birthday pressie, and the Gucci was bought for me by my colleagues on my retirement. Only jewellery that I wear apart from my wedding ring.

 

[Big Dave laaa]

View attachment 107718 I'm lucky enough to two nice watches (IMHO). My wife bought the Tag as a 50th birthday pressie, and the Gucci was bought for me by my colleagues on my retirement. Only jewellery that I wear apart from my wedding ring.
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Don't like Tags as a general rule but that's really nice and understated.

 

[Tojo]

Had a bit of a hard life being used for what it was made for but tough as they come......!