not only a sony whore, but also a watch whore

meanwhile wearing

Tag Heuer Kirium Professional Chronograph, bicolored stainless steel

IWC Portugieser Chronograph Rattraprante

and there are more in my glass drawer

Glashuette
Breitling
Rolex Seamaster

as ive said, not only sony whore but also watch lunatic :ph34r:

My watch is a Casio from 1995 ($24 Costco). Not the G-Shock model, but it looks close. I keep it as that era of Casio have an adjustable screw under the battery cover that can be used to fine-tune the time. Accuracy is advertised at +/- 15 seconds a month. With time, I’ve been able to get it down to less than a second a month. I compare it with the plethora of atomic clocks these days and find my watch is usually within 2 seconds (atomic clocks tend to drift until they get their overnight update signal). Anyway, I just have to change the band every three years and the battery every five.

Ideally what I want is a watch that acts as a key fob for locking/unlocking the car door. I hate carrying all that bulk in my pocket.

Rolex GMT Master II - College Grad gift - 1986 - still looks new - wish my TR1 woudl last as long and increase in value…

My watch is a Ulysse Nardin automatic.

It was a gift from my father.
He bought a new one because he had problems reading the numbers and gave me this one.

It’s very cool to have at least one thing which doesn’t need a battery :D

Fossil, big black chunky leather with chrome studs.  has a button that changes the faceplate color from pure black to reddish.

we are sad little puppies yes?

power puff girls (buttercup) pop up digital .
bought for 50bht in pat pong market in Bangkok
I think i was ripped off!

i have a tissot titanium pr50. titanium is extremely light.

i also have a movado two-tone watch that i bust out on weddings.

:ph34r:

Right now I’m wearing:

Breitling Navitimer Heritage

Otherwise I have different watches for different occasions:

Omega Seamaster

Casio PRG-60T with a Titanium band (digital compass, altimeter, etc…)

So I guess I’m also a bit of a watch fan. Still, I’m trying to hold back on any more watches, especially difficult with the Tissot T-Touch out there, beckoning…

[quote author=“babahi”]Right now I’m wearing:

Breitling Navitimer Heritage

Otherwise I have different watches for different occasions:

Omega Seamaster

Casio PRG-60T with a Titanium band (digital compass, altimeter, etc…)

So I guess I’m also a bit of a watch fan. Still, I’m trying to hold back on any more watches, especially difficult with the Tissot T-Touch out there, beckoning…

I was wondering if anyone else wore an Omega Seamaster.  I knew James Bond and I couldn’t be the only ones.

Regarding the Tissot T-touch—now I’m really looking to get one, thanks to this thread. One question about it—does it have a light? I looked on the website and even checked the manual available on the site, but there is no mention of a light anywhere. Anyone?

[quote author=“zen_vaio”]i wear a nixon superhero .... http://www.nixonnow.com

also have a omega seamaster james bond edition ... as a dress watch.

Sorry, I didn’t see your Seamaster reference when I posted earlier (reference 007).  I am surprised nobody here has a LumiNox.  It is a great watch when the lights go out.  The down side with the LumiNox is the requirement for a battery.  I prefer self winding watches (or Eco-Drive).  Batteries always seem to die when I am on the road and watches are not optional in my world (even required to have a sweep second hand or digital seconds readout).