Let's see your watch.

[StoneH]

Easier to take a glance at while fiddling with the tuners/amp settings/taking a drink though

I wore my watch on the inside of my wrist.

 

[StoneH]

My "Russian Submariner's" watch.

 

[StoneH]

My everyday watch and my work watch . . . I wear my work watch every day and rarely wear my everyday watch (retired my a$$).

 

[telemnemonics]

Need batteries but these heaters have sapphire crystals and the titanium one feels like nothing on the wrist.

 

[BigDaddyLH]

Need batteries but these heaters have sapphire crystals and the titanium one feels like nothing on the wrist.

Sapphire (aluminium-oxide) crystals used to more expensive to manufacture. New methods have cut the cost. Here is a stainless steel dive watch, sapphire crystal, 1000ft water resistance, helium escape value, ceramic bezel, automatic movement, for $150: https://www.deepbluewatches.com/di10ii40audi7.html

 

[telemnemonics]

Sapphire (aluminium-oxide) crystals used to more expensive to manufacture. New methods have cut the cost. Here is a stainless steel dive watch, sapphire crystal, 1000ft water resistance, helium escape value, ceramic bezel, automatic movement, for $150: https://www.deepbluewatches.com/di10ii40audi7.html

AND a Seiko automatic movement?
Wow that's cheap.
A friend sold his optics company and started a new company but in between was involved in equipment used to grow the sapphire crystals big enough for iphone screens.
Mass production has price advantages it seems...

 

[Weazel]

Orient King Diver, early 70's beater. before fitting a new band.

 

[Tonetele]

I have an ordinary Seiko BUT it is solar powered. Never need a battery.

 

[zippofan]

Well, post a wrist shot.

1978 Seiko 6139 6002

A Pogue!
One of my all time favorites but I don't have a picture on this computer, I'm sure there's one over on the watch forum I help moderate though. I'm wearing this one today, made from parts I got from Otto Frei, MKII, Esslinger and eBay, a Tudor Explorer kinda homage with an ETA 2824 movement.

 

[tubedude]

Need batteries but these heaters have sapphire crystals and the titanium one feels like nothing on the wrist.
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Do little scissors and a nail file pop out when you hit the buttons?

 

[SneakyPup]

I like this Citizen eco-drive watch but wear this old timex about as often. Hey, the Speidel Twist-O-Flex band! Reminds me of my dad.

 

[Chester P Squier]

Fitbit Charge 6. Nice readout.

 

[jkingma]

I haven't worn a watch in a few years. I have a few crappy ones at home, but when I lost my best one I just never replaced it. My phone is now my watch.

 

[BigDaddyLH]

AND a Seiko automatic movement?
Wow that's cheap.
A friend sold his optics company and started a new company but in between was involved in equipment used to grow the sapphire crystals big enough for iphone screens.
Mass production has price advantages it seems...

They get good reviews, too! (If you subscribe, they email you discount codes, too.)

They also have Tritium T-100 watches from $300, which is about the best deal out there for that kind of lume.

I wish they made non-dive watches. I have no use for a bezel and I can already hear the words, "nice desk diver!'

 

[Mjark]

I don’t wear a watch but my dad gave me one my grandfather was given in 1943 in recognition of being a grand counselor for some business organization.

 

[Skyhook]

I've got a chronograph that looks real nice and exactly as cluttered as I like for chronographs to look.
I paid 50€ for it new and the quality unfortunately corresponds with the price.
I've had to have it serviced on numerous occasions for various issues but the service guys haven't charged that much and after many years of usage we're still barely at the price of a quality machine.

 

[Oxidao]

Daily and Father’s

 

[lupowitz]

 

[blue metalflake]

 

[Frankie]