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I wear my late uncle's watch which was given to me by my aunt.
Round face
full figure dial
second hand
date box
silver expander.
I cannot abide watches with
square/rectangular face
black dial
secondary dials that make reading the time difficult.
Neither can I abide watches being worn with the face showing on the inside of the wrist.
Round face
full figure dial
second hand
date box
silver expander.
I cannot abide watches with
square/rectangular face
black dial
secondary dials that make reading the time difficult.
Neither can I abide watches being worn with the face showing on the inside of the wrist.
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HTC One
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mickey mouse
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a 10 quid realistic rolex .
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Casio MQ-24-7BLL
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Fake gold rolex or silver one
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If your uncle was late, why did you borrow his watch ffs?
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Something tells me the forum isn't taking this thread seriously.
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My Dad's watch, I'll never wear anything else.
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You'll get arrested. Put on a pair of boxers at least.
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Lol great stuff!
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an ordinary Seiko divers watch for day to day use, a gold Omega for best and I have an old Dunhill that was my great grandad's which I never wear
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i dont. im 43 and not wore a watch since i was about 14.
and yes, i am always late for everything! |
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they're not so popular now I think with the advent of mobile phones but I have always worn one and always will
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I wear my late fathers watch. A gold Longines.
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A Casio F-91W (god knows what that means!!) with a black strap!
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i used to have a casio that played about 14 different tunes. those were the days.
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akie..was he a currant bun by any chance?
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Similar to another person on the thread, haven't worn a watch since leaving college
It would feel slightly 'alien' to wear one now, I'd think |
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The only watches I can wear are ones with a soft narrow leather strap and a small face. Not into names. My aunt bought me one of those chunky watches with a silver strap for my 40th birthday. Luckily she lived in another country but the only time I wore it was when she visited.
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TomTom GPS running watch
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Tissot prc 200. Black leather strap, black dial. £300-ish job. I like it, quite an all round watch really. A few years back I would never have spent a tenner on a watch, only around 30 did I become interested in them. I would now consider spending some serious cash on a watch. I see some as much more than just a time piece. A bit of craftsmanship, a bit of heritage. A nice watch can catch the appreciative eye of anybody.
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Is this a wind up?
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A swatch with a blue face I bought in Abu Dhabi 10 years ago, have never seen one the same. Have several other watches, some more expensive but always gravitate to this one - its like an old friend
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Raymond Weil tango,wear it all the time,great watch.
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cracka ... lol ... are you James Bond by any chance ?
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Black Rolex Submariner Date, paid £2800 for it at the time, about 7/8 years ago, bloody £5500 now.
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My granddad's ass watch
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kngBtoylIVM |
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Casio G-Shock. I like it because it's low maintenance. Shock-proof, water-proof, solar-powered, radio-controlled. Will probably live longer than me
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A slimline Accurist which cost £35.Keeps perfect time.Recently paid £27 for a replacement battery (£10)and leather strap (£17).You can buy the batteries for circa £1.Tried to replace it myself but couldn't get the back back on.The jewellers use a cork-screw like press thing.
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i usd to wear a watch with Mickey Mouse on the face, but after 30 years it stopped working.
I sent it back to see if they could repair it, but they couldn't. As I had owned the watch for so long they sent me a new one, with the latest well known cartoon character on the face. Now I know what northernlad looks like. |
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I wear a Rotary for everyday use and a Gold Tossot for going out.
I would buy an expensive watch but I don't want to appear flash. |
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I've got a gold Tissot as well.
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Kenny, your post is on Quorn thread
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@callmeataxi
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Never worn one since mum bought me one for birthday ,I was 10 ,went playing football in snow in park ,lost watch
 Never had a watch since  |
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im allergic to leather, so i couldnt wear a fancy watch if i wanted to. metal straps really arent my style, cant stand anything like that. i did like a japanese style one i saw, lots of weird lights instead of numbers! but the strap was leather so again not an option for me. if i wore one itd have to be a plastic casio like from back to the future i suppose.
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I own three watches, bought two about 10 years off of a shopping channel for about 500 each, never worn either of them and will sell them on ebay this week, doubt I'll get 500 for the pair of them.
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The Leopard
The Leopard 15 May 14 18:04 Joined: 05 Apr 06 | Topic/replies: 20,161 | Blogger: The Leopard's blog Kenny, your post is on Quorn thread lol, I wondered where it had gone. |
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The Quorn beef slices are very good in a cheese sandwich with horseradish.
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