What's on your wrist?

I'll start: Sinn 556

   

Seiko OO7 with a few of Yobokies' Mods(orange sec hand, oyster band, clear back)

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Well, most times just skin and hair. I can't remember the last time I wore a wristwatch, or even cared to. I did get a gold colored watch when I retired and I think the battery has worn down on it if I can even find it.

When I decide to wear a wristwatch it's the watch I bought to celebrate my honorable liberation from the US Army in '73 and to take the place of the chronograph I lost in my shipped belongings. It's an Omega moonwatch (speedmaster pro'). It's in the safe and stays there. The band wore out long ago and I have it on a web band to help protect the crystal.

Some may not know what this is, it's a wind up and has an escapement mechanism.

One of the economical, workhorse Seiko 5 line here.

Tim, you're killing me! I got out of watches some time ago and you present me with that handsome Sinn? Please. I'm weak!!!!!!

(04-23-2012, 03:13 PM)TexBilly Wrote: Tim, you're killing me! I got out of watches some time ago and you present me with that handsome Sinn? Please. I'm weak!!!!!!

It's OK to sin.

A 30-year old Citizen Railroad watch. I use to carry a Hamilton 992B pocket watch.

A Luminox diving watch. I alternate it with a 30-year-old Seiko Sports Chronograph that keeps perfect time (2 seconds/month).

I rarely wear a watch anymore. I got a nice self-winding one from my company when I hit 5 years with them, but when I wear watches I find myself taking them off to type. Which I do constantly.

I sometimes carry a pocket watch but mostly just use my phone.

Seiko Orange Monster. All day, everyday.

i do not like to wear watches unless i have to, but i love them and their intricate designs.

Beautiful watch, Tim! Wow, you guys have some nice watches!

Well, since you guys are showing pics, then this is what i was wearing for a little while a few years back.


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(04-23-2012, 04:02 PM)churchilllafemme Wrote: A Luminox diving watch.

John, I have that exact watch and love it! Though sadly, the movement failed a few years ago. Your post reminds me to explore the feasibility of having it replaced - if it's worth it.

Don't wear a watch most days, but if I'm dressing up it's a '61 Bulova.

   

I have an Uno one hand watch. Good thing my cell phone has a clock.

   

One hand watches are very cool.

I'm currently not wearing any watches. I inherited some of my Dad's watches. One them was an Omega, from the 70's. That I would like to have fixed.

(04-24-2012, 07:21 AM)SirWhiskers Wrote: One hand watches are very cool.

Thank you. I very briefly fell victim to WWAD and picked up about 4 nice watches. I do not dare visit the watch forums anymore because I cannot afford that particular acquisition disorder. Still though, I enjoy the watches that I did acquire.

My current favorite is my Bell @ Ross 03 fairly large and looks like an aircraft instrument...also have a few Luminox, A Concord Mariner and a Omega Constellation and even a Citizen Eco-Drive....damn I love watches also...thanks for making me aware of my other addictions....Help !!!!!!!

(04-24-2012, 07:51 AM)bullgoose Wrote:

(04-24-2012, 07:21 AM)SirWhiskers Wrote: One hand watches are very cool.

Thank you. I very briefly fell victim to WWAD and picked up about 4 nice watches. I do not dare visit the watch forums anymore because I cannot afford that particular acquisition disorder. Still though, I enjoy the watches that I did acquire.

Hehe. Sounds like how I cured my SBAD, I picked up watch AD. I don't recommend the cure to anyone, stay with shaving, much cheaper AD to have

(04-24-2012, 06:44 AM)njpaddy Wrote: Don't wear a watch most days, but if I'm dressing up it's a '61 Bulova.

Love that classic look!