I was able to snag this from my AD right before the John Mayer induced craze began last year.

 

A silver-dialled crisp YG 16238 from 2002. I do feel the 5-digit DJ is an underrated and oft-forgotton reference in this seemingly never-ending Sports-craze (which, don't get me wrong, i also love..)

 

A bit out of the common way. 1980s WG Cellini with a cal 1601(?) manual wind movement

 

Here's one I have had for approx 3 years now, an early DJ 3605 with smooth bezel and champagne dial.

 

Isn’t this a classic and beautiful dress watch? 18ct 750 gold case, mid-1990s Cellini 5112, manual movement calibre 1602. The beauty is in the simplicity.

 

My Two Tone.

 

Gold sub. I bought this when I retired 3 years ago. My employer wouldn't give me a gold watch so I got my own.

 

Great philosophy. I try to reward myself regularly, including birthdays. You always get what you want......

 

Yeah, they laid off all the Oracle guys when they changed systems. I got a year's salary in severance and I was retirement age, so that was that. I don't miss that job nor the people I had to deal with. Long story....

 

18239

 

Still ticking (loudly) away-

 

My 116519

 

And if a two-tone counts, my 116523 on an Everest band.

 

My 16753 two-tome nipple dial on a OnceWill forest green NATO:

 

I believe that Assay mark is legit....

 

Gah I miss this... But a package arrives today...

 

Inherited 1003.

 

Here's one step up (or down depending on your tastes) with the bling bling bling.... all factory parts and a rare jubilee on DD.