I got to thinking, Does any one on here wear a watch?

[Dr_O]

Citizen Eco-Drive for dress.
Swiss Army Officer for dress.
Swiss Army Classic for work. Bullet proof watch.

I feel nekkid without a watch.

 

[tom1025]

Cool watches. If the ancient Greeks had watches, that's what they would have looked like.

The only way you could pull off wearing a watch like that is if you had a maullet and denim shirt with the sleeves cut off.

 

[indianajoe]

Cool watches. If the ancient Greeks had watches, that's what they would have looked like.

Yeah, that was my thought, too.

 

[indianajoe]

The only way you could pull off wearing a watch like that is if you had a [STRIKE]maullet [/STRIKE] mullet and denim shirt with the sleeves cut off.

YouTube - That don't make no sense

 

[abnk]

I picture ancient Greeks wearing some more like this

Unpossible; note the Roman numerals.

 

[ljadayton]

I can't stand not to wear a watch. Drives me crazy not to have one on. I laugh at people that are pulling out the cell phone every two minutes. Ask some one who is talking on the phone with no watch on what time it is. They turn in circles not knowing what to do.

nah....that's easy...I just stop talking and look at the face of the phone...

Haven't worn a watch in years...I tend to kill them and I ALWAYS have a cell phone with me so I just use that. If I wore an actual watch to work I'd end up ripping the band on something or killing it in water....I know me

 

[cburnworth]

I love my eco drive. I am not gentle on watches, but it has taken all of my abuse. I also have a sector that has taken all my abuse also, just needs a battery.

 

[Blackhawk2001]

Can't. Every time I've tried, no matter if it was a wind-up, battery, analog or digital, they all stop running on me and most of the time won't start back up for anyone else either.
Haven't tried wrist-watches for years...but I've got a drawer full of dead ones!

Obviously you have a magnetic personality...

 

[Blackhawk2001]

I have two Eco-Drive Skyhawks, a Casio dress watch and a Casio Pathfinder, as well as a couple heart monitor/watch combos. As a long-time pilot, not wearing a watch is akin to not wearing pants; normally I wouldn't go outside without either one.

 

[femurphy77]

Only while at work, the first thing that comes off when I get home is the watch. I have a girlfriend to tell me where and when!

 

[Cru]

Yes, but I take it off when I go to bed.

 

[Mitch B]

No I don't wear a watch. I have a nice Rolex that I got for a graduation gift but I could never get used to wearing it.

 

[Z71Gunner]

Everyday. Casio Pathfinder

 

[BE Mike]

I wear a Citizen EcoDrive Skyhawk Titanium. It is light weight and the link band has a lock, so it doesn't come loose. I love this watch.

 

[LPMan59]

i wear a Fossil watch everyday that my wife bought me as a little wedding present.

 

[TiminMishawaka]

I have a couple zodiac watches I switch between. If you go to the Fossil outlet in Michigan city, you can occasionally find one between 50 and 100 bucks that retails for about $400. I love these zodiacs.

 

[indianajoe]

Been a while in this thread. Sometimes it's about the watch, sometimes it's about something more.



I’ve never been one for jewelry. At most, you might see a $30 Timex on my wrist, the kind with a rubber watchband. No necklaces, no bracelets. No pinkie ring. I wore a wedding band for a year in my mid 20s and left it on the kitchen table when that was all over.

I’ve loosened up over time. Even so, most of what I wear today is made of bone or paracord. The “survival bracelet” on my right wrist comprises eight feet of braided 550 cord. The adventurer in my head tells me I might unravel this to use as an emergency rifle sling or to tie up a bad guy or perhaps apply as a tourniquet. Save the day. In reality, I’ll probably use it to replace a broken bootlace or something equally unheroic....

The rest of the story:
Patina

 

[marv]

I wear a five dollar Casio digital. Have to wear it on my right arm. Only comes off for showering and dishwashing.

 

[RobbyMaQ]

i wear no watch. with phones, computers, and clocks, i am always around a time piece

 

[MCgrease08]

I'm looking forward to picking up a Citizen Eco Drive atomic watch soon. No battery needed and you never have to set it.