Watcha wearing?

Old reliable

 

Got the nato bands in record time and I like them... even came with a spring tool and some springs (though I’m reusing the stock citizen springs)

 

Casio G-Shock, Black Out.

 

Got another from my new favorite semi-local microbrand.

 

Nice looking watch...

 

Tag Heuer, Professional Diver.

 

Anybody else see the new Seiko Presage Sharp Edge Gmts? Take my money....

They look like a reasonably priced Grand Seiko, and even have a “true gmt” where the hour hand jumps independently without stopping the minute hand.

https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/seiko-presage-sharp-edged-gmt-introducing

 

New to me, 2003/2004 Tag Heuer 2000 Series Aquaracer 300m 38mm quartz.



Needs a new cleaning but the sapphire crystal is mint and everything works flawlessly.

 

My everyday work wear, apple watch series 6 44mm alum case gps. UAG nato strap because i cant stand silicone straps. Not real fond of this one either and will probably switch it out soon.

 

Nothing crazy here, just a couple of Citizens for now. I'm a sucker for the eco-drives though. I've had the black one for 10 years now and have never had any trouble out of it.





I would probably do some pretty unspeakable things for one of these Speedmasters though

 

Omega Titanium Seamaster. Wear it pretty much 24/7.

 

Hamilton Khaki Mechanical.
Like my Tacoma, it’s a manual.

 

Ive been a huge fan of my eco drives. I own 3.

Citizen CA0467-03E Primo Blue
Citizen AU1065-58G Axiom Diamond Black
Citizen AW7030-06E PRT

Currently the nato strap off my PRT is on my Primo since its factory leather band broke.

 

Thats very similar to the Benrus im on the hunt for.

 

I've been wearing my atmos mission one dive watch. Had no intention of wearing it every day, but it displays texts and email which is rather convenient. It also has GPS and a compass..... It's about the same size as the Gshock I normally wear.

 

My daily driver had been a $40 Casio wave ceptor. This watch receives a radio signal every night to super-accurately set the time, date, etc. Never have to set it and it is never off by more than 1/4 second.



But, the band broke.

I had won a raffle over 8 years ago for a commemorative TAG Heuer watch at a company I used to work at. I put it in a safe-deposit box to keep it safe. Seemed kinda dumb to not be wearing it, so we pulled it out a couple weeks ago. I had the battery replaced and the band sized and I am now wearing it. Very heavy compared to my Casio! Getting used to the weight and reading hands instead of digits, but I like!

 

Thats a pretty badass Tag.


Btw, looking at a quick google search it looks like there was only somewhere between 240 and 300 of those made.

 

I swing back and forth between loving this hammy and not caring for it one bit. I’ve been loving it for the last couple months.

 

Just picked this one up. I'm not a major watch collector, but I admire from the poor house.

Seagull 1963 re-issue..So far I'm loving it. The price is hard to beat for a hand-wound column wheel chronograph. Also, I'm not a commie.