Let's see your watch.

[grandstick]

My daily is a Series 5 Apple Watch -

But I have been wearing watches since I was 8 years old, so I have a collection of Seikos, Fossils, Swatches, Timex, Casio. They hardly ever get worn these days, so they either need to be recharged (solar), wound (manual or automatic), or need the batteries changed.

 

[Tonetele]

Why? Is this to see who can afford a Rolex or a Longine. Surely , as adults, we're above bragging.

 

[notmyusualuserid]

Why? Is this to see who can afford a Rolex or a Longine. Surely , as adults, we're above bragging.

With a couple of exceptions, the cheapest Rolex costs more than the most expensive Longines.

You don't get bragging rights until you hit Vacheron Constantin, Audemars Piquet and Patek Phillipe territory

 

[TokyoPortrait]

Hi.

I guess this might be like the watch equivalent of a poly finish to some, or a Kemper…

Pax/
Dean

 

[Lost_N_Austin]

I wear my Rolex watch every day and everywhere, even if I shouldn't. Ive had it serviced once in 33 years. Last time was 10 or fifteen years ago. It keeps perfect time if I keep moving.

Lost_N_Austin

 

[rocksteady Max]

some of them

i prefer guitars now (once again)

 

[eaudecologne]

I never leave the house without a watch. It’s a habit. Mostly the Apple Watch, especially for work out, but also like to wear the ’Pepsi’.

 

[desert_dweller]

it's simple, but it does the job

 

[ce24]

I'm retired.....it's dark...in the morning it will be light...sorry couldn't help myself lol.

 

[BigDaddyLH]

Thread renewal idea: post of pic of a watch you're interested in, and tell us why! Or just post another pic of your iPhone

 

[tap4154]

I've had this Seiko kinetic titanium since 2005, and it's all I wear. I have other watches, but I always come back to this one. Just very comfortable to wear, looks nice, and is super easy to read, even in the dark. The hands become very luminescent, and they also can reflect any ambient light in the area. It's only on its second battery in 17 years. These actually recharge as you wear them. The only negative side is people that have a lot of kinetics have problems keeping them all charged, but I just have this one. A regular watch winder won't work on it, it has to be a more active movement. In fact if it runs down, you can just sit down and watch TV and shake it for a while, and it'll come back up.