Whats on Your Wrist?

[etwr2]

This was my first watch that was more than a timex twist ‘n pull or a Walmart/kmart special. I bought it while in residency 11 years ago I have built fence, cut wood, and hammered it thoroughly. It’s been from Alaska to Africa and Mexico to Croatia. It keeps great time but just doesn’t look pretty.

 

[jaycobkelsey]

I wear a simple, cheap Timex Expedition North Solar on a NATO strap. Sorry, no pictures at this time. Best watch I could afford at the time on $16/hr, and to be frank I like it enough that I don't care to buy anything else.

 

[Ron Dan]

I wear a simple, cheap Timex Expedition North Solar on a NATO strap. Sorry, no pictures at this time. Best watch I could afford at the time on $16/hr, and to be frank I like it enough that I don't care to buy anything else.

A Timex Weekender is enough watch for anyone. Sometimes the price doesn’t equate to how valuable of a tool it is.

 

[jeff]

A Timex Weekender is enough watch for anyone. Sometimes the price doesn’t equate to how valuable of a tool it is.

Timex is putting out some legit “value” watches. Even some models with automatic movements. Don’t underestmate them for a daily desk driver. Will it last a lifetime and be passed down a generation? Eh, no. Not the point.

 

[jeff]

The Tag Heuer Formula 1 with a Para Elastic strap by Monstraps. This is the watch that started my collection. It’s a quartz movement. I just recently had the battery changed and pressure tested to get it back into the rotation.

I’ve been thinking a lot about time lately. I had one of those milestone birthdays last year.

Momento Mori

 

[gibsonknives]

Prometheus Watches Piranha today on a beads of rice bracelet

 

[mbarnes2050]

Marathon GSAR 41mm. 40th b-day gift from the wife. I remember my father and his buddies wearing watches with steel bracelets and thinking that’s what a man wears.