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Goodness knows how many I have in total if you include all the fitness watches, G-Shocks etc but in terms of 'enthusiast' watches I've got
- AP Royal Oak
- Parmigiani Fleurier Tondo
- Rolex Sea Dweller
- IWC Portofino Chrono
- Omega SMP
- Panerai 299
- JLC Master Compressor
- Seiko Orange Monster

Currently wearing an Apple Watch like I have done for months.


 
Posted : 25/03/2019 11:48 am
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None. Haven’t owned a watch for 10+ years. Always have my phone with me so don’t need anything else for telling time.

So, how do you manage in situations where it’s impractical to take your phone out of your pocket to turn it on to check the time?

I can't actually think of any situation where I need to know the time so quickly that I can't just look at a phone / clock etc. In fact, I rarely need to know the time to any level of accuracy at all. I quite often leave my phone on a table and don't even have that with me. If I have a meeting, the Outlook pops up and tells me, other than that I don't really care what the time is.


 
Posted : 25/03/2019 12:31 pm
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A Seiko 5 diver for smart everyday (still using the bracelet that came with it)

a cheapo Casio digital from argos that has a cheap nato because the straps don't last very long on them - this is for riding bikes etc

don't want anything more than this


 
Posted : 25/03/2019 12:35 pm
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I can’t actually think of any situation where I need to know the time so quickly that I can’t just look at a phone / clock etc. In fact, I rarely need to know the time to any level of accuracy at all. I quite often leave my phone on a table and don’t even have that with me. If I have a meeting, the Outlook pops up and tells me, other than that I don’t really care what the time is.

So there was really no point in you opening, let alone commenting on, this thread.

This is something that really bugs me about STW.

I'd like to add a Scurfa Diver One to my previous list!


 
Posted : 25/03/2019 12:42 pm
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Goodness knows how many I have in total if you include all the fitness watches, G-Shocks etc but in terms of ‘enthusiast’ watches I’ve got
– AP Royal Oak
– Parmigiani Fleurier Tondo
– Rolex Sea Dweller
– IWC Portofino Chrono
– Omega SMP
– Panerai 299
– JLC Master Compressor
– Seiko Orange Monster

Currently wearing an Apple Watch like I have done for months.

Holy shit, thats an impressive collection. Very jealous. Well, you can keep the Orange Monster.


 
Posted : 25/03/2019 3:01 pm
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Lange sohne 1815 Chrono
Fp Journe Chronometre Bleu
Patek Philippe 5711 nautilus
Rolex 5513 sub
Rolex 16613 sub
Rolex 1675 gmt
Rolex 1675/3 gmt
Rolex 1675/8 gmt
Rolex 6610 explorer
Rolex 1016 explorer
Universal Geneva polerouter
Omega vintage something or other
Grand Seiko SBGW001
Grand Seiko sbgw005

Crikey this is a huge collection also I'll chuck your insta a follow!


 
Posted : 26/03/2019 11:19 am
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I can’t actually think of any situation where I need to know the time so quickly that I can’t just look at a phone / clock etc. In fact, I rarely need to know the time to any level of accuracy at all. I quite often leave my phone on a table and don’t even have that with me. If I have a meeting, the Outlook pops up and tells me, other than that I don’t really care what the time is.

It must be wonderful to live in a world where time is so flexible and casual.
Meanwhile, the rest of us live and work in a world where there are obligations that require a fairly strict adherence to accurate timekeeping.
Like employers, for example...


 
Posted : 26/03/2019 9:58 pm
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One watch. Although, like the poster above, I don't actually need it, because there are clocks at work and at home. But it looks quite nice.


 
Posted : 26/03/2019 10:37 pm
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I can’t actually think of any situation where I need to know the time so quickly that I can’t just look at a phone / clock etc. In fact, I rarely need to know the time to any level of accuracy at all. I quite often leave my phone on a table and don’t even have that with me. If I have a meeting, the Outlook pops up and tells me, other than that I don’t really care what the time is.

In fairness, the irony of owning a lot of expensive watches, none of which actually do their primary job as well as a £10 Casio isn't lost on me. I'm not sure wearing a nice watch is actually about knowing what the time is...


 
Posted : 27/03/2019 9:54 am
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