Who still wears a watch...or timepiece as some call it?

[HymanKaplan]

that's a 7002 Scuba Diver - and it is a fantastic watch. It's essentially the predecessor of the SKX.

 

[Dore95]

I have a couple of Rolexes but rarely wear them anymore because I’m addicted to the Apple Watch and it’s recording of my activity.

 

[Get Bucket$]

I have a couple of Rolexes but rarely wear them anymore because I’m addicted to the Apple Watch and it’s recording of my activity.

Wacha got? I’ll guess a sub and a datejust.

 

[HymanKaplan]

If I were ever going to buy a Rolex, this is the only one I would consider:

 

[kyboy1998]

I wear a citizen that looks like the above Rolex. I have a handed down Rolex like that in a safe at home. Insured as well haha.

The Citizen is nice and good enough, I’d pull the Rolex out of I was single again.

 

[IdaCat]

A wear a Garmin, mostly to track steps and occasionally check altitude on hikes. It has a lot of features that I don't use. If all it did was show the time, I wouldn't bother wearing it. I always have my phone.

 

[WTF Cat]

Every day. I have 5:

Patek Philippe Ellipse
Cartier Tank Solo
Tourneau
Seiko (a HS grad gift... 1981)
A cheap Swiss for overseas travel

 

[AustinTXCat]

Various Casio watches since at least 1981.

Pedestrian, I know.

My Citizen divers watch got stolen back in 1996.

 

[Elbridge]

Every day. Have many. Only wear automatics.

 

[rudd1]

-headed to Atl in a few to visit a friend/ drop watches off for service at my watch peeps.

^itching to get a new watch... leaning towards an IWC pilot of some sort.

-also been checking out some Japanese small makers... anyone know anything about Orient or Kuoe? Hamilton and Glycine also make some nice inexpensive watches... idk, I'm all over the place.

 

[WillGolf4Food]

I have the Citizen Eco Drive also. They are great and good looking watches.,

It's all I've purchased for quite a while now. I'm pretty harsh on watches and they hold up really well.

 

[Mash 2.4]

-headed to Atl in a few to visit a friend/ drop watches off for service at my watch peeps.

^itching to get a new watch... leaning towards an IWC pilot of some sort.

-also been checking out some Japanese small makers... anyone know anything about Orient or Kuoe? Hamilton and Glycine also make some nice inexpensive watches... idk, I'm all over the place.

Glycine is owned by Invicta now. Was once a really nice mid range swiss company but i can’t help thinking Invicta has cheapened them. Had an Orient Saturation diver that was probably as well made a watch as i’ve ever had. But it was a huge chunk of metal to wear daily. I’ve been thinking about getting another Resco. American made owned I think by a former Seal. But military look may not be your thing. Weiss watches made in LA are nice looking field watches.

 

[justa]

The first watch that got me into wearing watches was an Invicta Knockoff of a Rolex Diver.
Guy I started working with a few yrs later had a real one, from a distance looked identical. Not when you got up close and saw the painted on accents😂

 

[ukalum01]

I don’t have much need for a “dressy” watch… but the Tissot Gentleman looks fantastic (especially with the green dial).

 

[BlueThruAndThru]

 

[cole854]

Have been a big fan of Bulova lately, and they have really upped their game the last decade. You can get an excellent piece for under a G.