Because why wouldn't you?

[felinesNfreedom]

I'm happy with my Citizen Eco-DrIve. 

[btq96r]

The watch MrsMonkey showed is nice...even if that strap is fugly.  Not sure I'd ever buy it, but I can appreciate it from an aesthetic and mechanical standpoint.

Speaking of aesthetics and mechanics in a watch, this is what I wear in rotation with its little brother (another Omega from the 90s), and a somewhat "tactical" watch that I need to get serviced.

Edited September 14, 2016 by btq96r

[hipower]

1 hour ago, btq96r said:

The watch MrsMonkey showed is nice...even if that strap is fugly.  Not sure I'd ever buy it, but I can appreciate it from an aesthetic and mechanical standpoint.

Speaking of aesthetics and mechanics in a watch, this is what I wear in rotation with its little brother (another Omega from the 90s), and a somewhat "tactical" watch that I need to get serviced.

I haven't worn a watch since 1998. But that is impressive and might tempt me to try again.

[bersaguy]

I wear a watch all the time but more for the day and date than the time. Comes in handy for keeping appointments than any thing else. Last one I bought cost $14.00 at Walgreens 12 years ago. 

[hipower]

Obnoxious smart phone is my timepiece, use appointment function on it...sometimes. The calendar beside my desk is my normal appointment book, if I don't forget to look at it.

But all my appointments these days are docs. Usually set weeks ahead. Giving me to time forget them. 

[TrickyNicky]

I use my phone as a watch these days when I'm not at my desk using the PC.

 

Sadly as a working stiff with a seldom varied schedule, I can about tell you the time of day down to the quarter hour based entirely on what chore I happen to be in the midst of  

Edited September 14, 2016 by TrickyNicky

[Chucktshoes]

18 hours ago, XxthejuicexX said:

I'm happy with my Citizen Eco-DrIve. 

As am I. 

[felinesNfreedom]

The watch MrsMonkey showed is nice...even if that strap is fugly.  Not sure I'd ever buy it, but I can appreciate it from an aesthetic and mechanical standpoint.

Speaking of aesthetics and mechanics in a watch, this is what I wear in rotation with its little brother (another Omega from the 90s), and a somewhat "tactical" watch that I need to get serviced.

Nice watch!


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[cj0e]

Well, today's wearable (yeah yeah, it's not on my wrist. w/e)

[E4 No More]

I'm in the "My phone is my watch" group. I'm not a bling-ie person and don't even wear a wedding ring - and I don't need a ring to remind me that I'm happily married.