Wristwatch?
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annathor wrote:
fashionable
In which century?
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Please send me the 527D. Do you need my address for shipping.
cheers, Super ------------------------------------------ Too much of good is bad,mix some evil in it
super wrote:
Please send me the 527D. Do you need my address for shipping.
Would you like me to send fries with that? ;P
"Real men drive manual transmission" - Rajesh.
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super wrote:
Please send me the 527D. Do you need my address for shipping.
Would you like me to send fries with that? ;P
"Real men drive manual transmission" - Rajesh.
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How many guys still use watch to know the time? Nowadays time is available all around you especially if you own a mobile phone/mp3 player etc. Personally I wear watch and see now and then during discussion to show my displeasure at time managment
cheers, Super ------------------------------------------ Too much of good is bad,mix some evil in it
Wristwatch always Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust slim, stylish, light(for a chronograph) and no batteries to worry about (£150 for a service is a bit steep though) oh and it ticks lovely
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How many guys still use watch to know the time? Nowadays time is available all around you especially if you own a mobile phone/mp3 player etc. Personally I wear watch and see now and then during discussion to show my displeasure at time managment
cheers, Super ------------------------------------------ Too much of good is bad,mix some evil in it
I'm never comfortable without my watch. If I forget it it'll bother me all day, even tho I take it off as soon as I get into the office and leave it beside my monitor. I'm not particular about quality engineering, but I do want certain things from a watch: 1. Chunky metal strap - fine metal straps keep catching the hair on my arm and plastic or leather straps make me sweat and wear out too quickly. The chunky metal strap is uncomfortable when sitting at a keyboard all day tho. 2. I like an analog face with actual numbers (not just a mark) on 12, 3 and 9 at least, and with a digital display built in too. The last couple of watches I've bought have been Casios and they've been on the lower end of the price spectrum. I do tend to take my watch off and fiddle with it, which drives my GF up the walls. :)
Pete
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How many guys still use watch to know the time? Nowadays time is available all around you especially if you own a mobile phone/mp3 player etc. Personally I wear watch and see now and then during discussion to show my displeasure at time managment
cheers, Super ------------------------------------------ Too much of good is bad,mix some evil in it
Definitely a watch, I don't feel dressed without one.
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How many guys still use watch to know the time? Nowadays time is available all around you especially if you own a mobile phone/mp3 player etc. Personally I wear watch and see now and then during discussion to show my displeasure at time managment
cheers, Super ------------------------------------------ Too much of good is bad,mix some evil in it
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I'm never comfortable without my watch. If I forget it it'll bother me all day, even tho I take it off as soon as I get into the office and leave it beside my monitor. I'm not particular about quality engineering, but I do want certain things from a watch: 1. Chunky metal strap - fine metal straps keep catching the hair on my arm and plastic or leather straps make me sweat and wear out too quickly. The chunky metal strap is uncomfortable when sitting at a keyboard all day tho. 2. I like an analog face with actual numbers (not just a mark) on 12, 3 and 9 at least, and with a digital display built in too. The last couple of watches I've bought have been Casios and they've been on the lower end of the price spectrum. I do tend to take my watch off and fiddle with it, which drives my GF up the walls. :)
Pete
I haven't worn a watch for years (around 8 for a guess). When I did wear one I took it of whenever I was at home or in the office, resting it on my desk. When sat or stood still elsewhere I tended to take it off and fiddle with it almost constantly. I hate having anything restrictive on my wrists, don't really like long sleeved clothing either.
Every man can tell how many goats or sheep he possesses, but not how many friends.
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I haven't worn a watch for years (around 8 for a guess). When I did wear one I took it of whenever I was at home or in the office, resting it on my desk. When sat or stood still elsewhere I tended to take it off and fiddle with it almost constantly. I hate having anything restrictive on my wrists, don't really like long sleeved clothing either.
Every man can tell how many goats or sheep he possesses, but not how many friends.
It's funny thinking about it when you put it like that. I don't like long sleeves either, I'll push up the sleeves of whatever I'm wearing and I roll up shirt sleeves before I put a shirt on. And even tho I take my watch off in work and fiddle with it at other times (maybe that's me subconsciously removing the restriction on my wrist) I'd still be lost if I didn't have it. :)
Pete
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It's funny thinking about it when you put it like that. I don't like long sleeves either, I'll push up the sleeves of whatever I'm wearing and I roll up shirt sleeves before I put a shirt on. And even tho I take my watch off in work and fiddle with it at other times (maybe that's me subconsciously removing the restriction on my wrist) I'd still be lost if I didn't have it. :)
Pete
Me too with the sleeves, shirt sleeves always, always rolled up. If I am wearing a coat with elasticated cuffs I tend to have me hands inside the sleeve as much as possible.
Every man can tell how many goats or sheep he possesses, but not how many friends.
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How many guys still use watch to know the time? Nowadays time is available all around you especially if you own a mobile phone/mp3 player etc. Personally I wear watch and see now and then during discussion to show my displeasure at time managment
cheers, Super ------------------------------------------ Too much of good is bad,mix some evil in it
I have never wore a wrist watch. Well OK I tried it for a couple of months one time because my ex gave me one for Xmas or B-day or something.
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How many guys still use watch to know the time? Nowadays time is available all around you especially if you own a mobile phone/mp3 player etc. Personally I wear watch and see now and then during discussion to show my displeasure at time managment
cheers, Super ------------------------------------------ Too much of good is bad,mix some evil in it
I stopped wearing a wristwatch many years ago because it cleared the hair off my wrist. :(( I keep a Casio wristwatch in my pocket because it has a more convenient calculator than my cell phone's.
super wrote:
to show my displeasure
I just look at my wrist, and maybe tap it; you don't actually need a watch to get the message across.
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An Edifice 527D[^], a G-Shock Classic[^], a Levi Strauss dual time, and an UCB (Benetton). The last two are designer watches, and the first two are more serious ones.
"Real men drive manual transmission" - Rajesh.
