One day you have this little warm bundle, totally dependent on you, always ready for a wee cuddle and THEN


Preparing to head off to Ibiza on holiday and she seriously wants to borrow the PO, aye right
Be warned, never introduce them to our world.

 

You've got bigger things to worry about with a teenage daughter than her borrowing your watch.

 

As long as she never meets anyone like her old "faither" was at that age

 

All boys are the same. You were probably tame in comparison to what goes on now.

 

Thanks Dennis, you make me feel so much better

 

My dad's Chronostop saw my sister through university after her watch was stolen (Cambridge, exclusive ) so a little clubbing in Ibeza should do no harm to the PO.

 

Too late for me. Daughter and her husband already drooling over the wine collection. Now they found the watches. Oh Lord.

 

Could be worse, I've been asked why I don't put the 70s two stroke sport bike back on the road.......

I rather let him play with my Constellation, that doesn't bite back!

 

Boys will be boys but I do enjoy a good conversation with a lady for a taste for watches.

 

and if she likes a good Scotch, even better!

 

Watches and scotch? Be careful...

 

A text earlier today "Pops can I wear my watch in the pool" yes ok she calls me Pops
I can only pray to the watch gods that she received my reply in time, as the hours pass becoming slightly worried.
Her watch that used to be mine -