Watches - Page 3

The general class rule about wristwatches is, the more "scientific," technological, and space-age, the lower. Likewise with the more "information" the watch is supposed to convey, like the time of day in Kuala Lumpur, the number of days elapsed in the year so far, or the current sign of the zodiac. Some upper-class devotees of the Cartier tank watch with the black lizard strap will argue that even a second hand compromises a watch's class, implying as it may the wearer's need for great accuracy, as if he were something like a professional timer of bus arrivals and departures. The other upper-class watch is the cheapest and simplest Timex, worn with a grosgrain ribbon strap, changed often: black ones for formal wear are amusing.

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Originally Posted by Jumbie 

Vacheron Constantin Jubilee 1755 2nd: Vacheron Constantin Patrimony Contemporaine self-winding

This....And of course my father has one that he lets me wear twice a year (Christmas and Easter) 

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jumbie 

Vacheron Constantin Jubilee 1755 2nd: Vacheron Constantin Patrimony Contemporaine self-winding

This....And of course my father has one that he lets me wear twice a year (Christmas and Easter) 

Swiss Army Watch
 

Has to be a Lange - lange 1 time zone 116.032 superb watch. Only 5000 watches made annually by the Lange factory and not many are these, lovely lovely watches.

The Orient was purchased in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia... and yes, it runs counter-clockwise.

I like Cartier Pasha, this watch for my slyle)