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I just love this thread!

Ha!

Absolutely lovely. The watch, I meant the watch.

I"m only a little jealous.

You guys are hilarious.

What is that car? I don't recognize the logo.

Today a vintage Wittnauer. Retro. 7418

I am very curious about tuning fork watches. Never tried one. I should give one a whirl soon.
I guess the Bulova Acutron is the most common.......

I second that. I find Arabic numbers very helpful as I reach middle age.



http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y271/plemay/stowab_zps393bef31.jpeg

I like Rolex a bit, wish they weren't so much more expensive than other watches.
However, I'm not a day/date fan, and that cyclops would drive me nuts.
Luckily, they do make a no date Submariner,...

I often get involved in projects that end up cash flow negative.
But I just hate to see a lovely clock or watch go to scrap.

I really like what you have done with the cigar boxes.

Definitely other sound bar plus Connect.

I have a basic steel bracelet that I like pretty well.
I use it on my Seiko Lord Marvel (hi beat).

Starting to wonder if I could get something a bit nicer, perhaps with beefier links.
It's 19mm...

Very tasteful. A nice addition to anyone's collection.

This has been a very interesting thread. The variety of opinions really opens the mind to the incredible variety of people and our motivations for owning s watch.

What a lovely watch.

That's a very nice photo. I have mixed feelings about buying a Rolex myself.

That is a very nice photo.

I had a Volvo I fancied for a few years. Stromberg carburator I recall.

I second the Oris reccomendation.

I find thin NATO straps very cheesy. A good thick on is okay. They feel cooler on a hot day, cooler than leather or steel.

Wow. That is nice work.

I am advertising my ignorance but shouldn't a Rolex have a magnifier on the date?

Lord Marvel for my trip to Arizona today.
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