What wristwatch do you guys wear daily?

Cars and watches are my two weaknesses.

I concur. I kinda combined both with my Girard Perregaux Pour Ferrari.
 

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Chalk up another one for Rolex (Oyster Perpetual). I wear it to work and when I go out. If I know work is going to be messy or I am going wakeboarding, snowboarding, etc, a Spoon by Pulsar.
 
TAG Heuer (pronounced TOK Hoyer) dive watch. TAG stands for Technische Avant-Garde (Advanced Technology). Heuer is an established Swiss watchmaker, and their marketing department decided it needed to start adding TAG to its products, I think they fell in with Porsche about that time. My wife gave me this watch about twelve years ago, I've had it on my wrist ever since except for a few brief cleaning episodes. I like it a lot. It's been to 120 ft underwater diving, and 18,000 ft above sea level climbing in Peru, and all sorts of places in between. It's just a quartz movement, so it keeps time as well as any Timex or Casio ever made.
 

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I dont have a watch, I just use the sun. I figured since I have never been late for anything in my life I do not need one yet............Maybe when I hit my 40's I will need one....
 
I have a Seiko Railroad Approved watch that my mother gave me for my graduation from college 14 years ago.

Over the years, I've had the crystal, the band, the case and the mechanism replaced (ok, it's a new watch :) ), but I still call it my graduation gift...

—Dan
 

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Before I retired I always wore a Rolex, last one was a Stainless and Gold Submariner. After I was retired for about 5 years I decided to sell it. Like who was a retired guy trying to show off too? I think it cost me around $5K-$6K new and I sold it after 10 years for $4K (It looked like new). Went to a local outlet mall and bought an Eddie Bauer date just all stainless for $35 ( nice looking watch ). Hey I'm not that old, I retired in my 40's :D
 
I Switch between a Cartier Tank Watch and a Movado Eliro, but I find that my cell phone takes a licking and keeps on ticking, and the time is digital (great for when had a little too much to drink).
 
and u thought these were outdated, well i still roll mine!!!
 

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Rolex-Like

My "Rawlex" was purchased in New York City, circa 1992, for maybe $10...it still runs, amazingly enuf...figured it would run for a week after that "how can it be that cheap" "suitcase" purchase on the sidewalk near Rockefellow Center.
 
Custom bead blasted ss case automatic Seiko 200m diver--black dial and bezel.
Sometimes I forget to wear it for the weekend and it dies sometime Sunday night -- then I have to set it and kick start it. There is a certian beauty in wearing a watch that lives based on your actions.
 
Seiko diver's auto 150 m.- 89' still in excellent cond.
Bulova 2-tone diver's- 93' in exc.cond.
Casio G-shock (ethno-G)- 00'
Tag series 1500 (blk. face)
Tag series 6000 (gold on leather strap)
Rolex Explorer ( champagne face)
Panerai Luminor GMT (blk. leather)
Technomarine Chrono
Adec chrono (stainless)
Adec chrono (gold with leather strap)
I love watches! I'm sort of a collector:p
 
c44me said:
TAG Heuer (pronounced TOK Hoyer) dive watch. TAG stands for Technische Avant-Garde (Advanced Technology). Heuer is an established Swiss watchmaker, and their marketing department decided it needed to start adding TAG to its products, I think they fell in with Porsche about that time.


Actually it's "Techniques d'Avant Garde" TAG acquired Heuer watches in '85 after Piaget in '82. TAG is a french company. Heuer and Piaget are Swiss with history from the 1800's

I'm a watch fan too :) so this thread is disrespecting watch lovers everywhere if you don't post an ACTUAL pic of your watch. We do the same with our 4R's right? :)
c44me is the only connesseur so far:D
 

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