Watches : whats on your wrist?

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I just picked up a B&R Pilot GMT which I'm going to wear shooting. It's got the black PVD finish, and I figure it'll hold up to being hit occasionally with brass.

Now to get into knives... already got the gun bug and the watch bug and the flashlight bug.

My wife is going to kill me....
 
Breitling Super Ocean. Toughest “anything†I've ever owned. I’ve done everything but try and break it on purpose and it hardly has a scratch on it.

J.


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Either a Black Luminox Series I

or what I'm currently wearing, a very nice Seiko Chronograph.
 
Pawn Shop Specials

I don't know how you guys feel about pawn shops but I've got a Bulova and a Tag Heuer that I picked up for next to nothing. Both turned out to be real. They may be stolen but I didn't do it. I noticed the watches while hunting for guns in every pawn shop in southern TX, you'd be amazed what turns up in them. And if you like to haggle it's heaven, everythings negotiable.

That's just my oppinion I could be wrong,
Alan Elam
 
Pawn shops are great. The only problem is actually taking the time to look at all of them. If you stumble upon a deal, then great...but if you are looking for a particular deal and it takes months of hunting the pawn shops to finally find it, then you've really defeated the purpose.
 
Possible Mental Condition

For some reason I lack the ability to simply drive past a pawn shop. I get this feeling that something I desperately need is within and I just don't know what it is yet. I hate Wal-Mart for the same reason. I go for one thing and wonder around for 30 mins ending up with many more.

Needing Help,
Alan
 
Ordinary everyday is a Timex Expedition. It's on its third band. I tend to kill watches that don't have flat crystals.

However, for special occasions I have a 1966 and a 1968 Accutron Spaceview






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I'm currently wearing one of these standard military issue Marathon "Red box" field watches that I bought on Ebay.. They're a nice watch and all, the only thing that I don't like is that it's just a tad.. um, small.. for a man! :eek: :uhoh:
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Small wrists so I love the military watches that are a little undersized.

Aristo with an ETA 2824-2 movement and a sapphire crystal and titanium case.

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Ahhh Watches

How can you not like watches. My everyday watch is a Seiko Chronograph in black. My work watch is a goofy thing made by some nameless Japanese company for the Disney Channel. It works and the parents seem to get a kick out of it. But my favorite watch is my Jules Jurgensen pocket watch. It was the first thing the wife ever bought me.
 
I believe that all a man needs is an interesting watch,(in a pinch it works as a compass).A wedding ring, if so desired and a J frame revolver in a good pocket holster...

Now THAT should be on a t-shirt somewhere!
 
I have a vintage Omega Seamaster. I think it is from the 40's or 50's. Any Omega historians in the house?

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