What's your favorite watch?

[Ben98]

So after I received my dream watch for Christmas,( http://www.heinnie.com/Watches/Wenger-Watches/Off-Road-Orange/p-98-245-8332/ )I was wondering what everybody else wears every day, or wishes they could
What is your favorite watch?
Don't forget pictures

Atb
Ben

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[crosslandkelly]

Totally unsuitable for bushcrafting, but my favourite watch is a, black strapped black bezel, black face, hands and numbers Swatch, bought for me by my then girlfriend in 1987.


http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Swatch-BL...es_Watches_MensWatches_GL&hash=item20cd20eafd


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[Ben98]

Totally unsuitable for bushcrafting, but my favourite watch is a, black strapped black bezel, black face, hands and numbers Swatch, bought for me by my then girlfriend in 1987.

Doesn't matter if its bushy or not, sounds beautiful
Where's the picture?

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[British Red]

Seiko Automatic Divers on a steel band I bought from Lawrence. Won't have watches that need batteries, like water proof. Had the capacitor fail on Kinetics so it has to be automatic.

 

[crosslandkelly]

Just found it.

 

[Mesquite]

Timex Expedition from Argos

 

[crosslandkelly]

I like that Steve.

 

[welchyd1]

Just put a stainless strap on my trusty old Seiko military thing so I can wear it again. Couldn't get on with the canvas one supplied.

 

[Robbi]

Seiko 5 Sports Diver 200m Automatic, love this watch and wear it all the time

http://upload.tarad.com/images2/8e/42/8e423636e1309fab589addc23364d66f.jpg

 

[Squidders]

It's the only working watch I have now and I love it.

 

[NS40]

I have a Casio G-shock that my wife bought for me last year. Knowing that I always manage to destroy anything that isn't waterproof, dustproof & bombproof she went with this little beastie...

It has many more functions than I would normally use although the barometer & altimeter can be useful sometimes...it's comfy to wear and it's lasted longer than any other watch I've owned so far.

 

[Shewie]

Nothing fancy for me, my day to day is an Accurist stainless chronograph the wife bought me for my 21st

My bushy watch is even cheaper, a Timex Camper with indiglo for about £20 from Amazon

I've also got an Uzi Protector somewhere which I don't wear, just too bulky for my liking.

 

[ex-member BareThrills]

Seiko premiere kinetic for me. 7 years on the clock (see what i did there ) and no problems so far

 

[bilmo-p5]

I had Seiko automatics for 30 yrs. Then got a Timex Expedition which I've had for ten. Its battery will run out soon, I expect, and I will replace it with either the same or another Seiko automatic (like Welchyd's) depending onthe funding situation at the time. I like them both but think the Seiko automatics are better.

 

[Steve13]

Bought myself a Hamilton back in November , love it to bits

 

[bigroomboy]

I have a wenger I like, but everyday I wear my g-shock riseman, love it.

 

[Johnnyboy1971]

These are my two favorits.
The Wenger came from Switzerland 10 years ago and still the same battery.

Sorry about the second pic.

 

[Dave]

It's the only working watch I have now and I love it.

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Is that the 2254.50? Becoming quite sought after.

Bought myself a Hamleton back in November , love it to bits

Hamilton was the Rolex of its day. Hemingway wore one.

 

[Kerne]

A Mondaine Swiss Railway watch - the face is modelled on the Swiss Railway station clocks:

http://watchaday.blogspot.co.uk/2008/09/mondaine-classic-swiss-railway-eco.html

 

[Squidders]

Is that the 2254.50? Becoming quite sought after.

No idea,the only number I can see on it is 930 on the strap. I got it from Goldsmiths between Christmas and new year a few years ago while contracting in London. Bored, contracting salary and access to shops is bad combination. I'm glad I got it when I did, no chance buying anything that pricey these days.