A pair of Croton/Nivada Grenchen watches. Two of my favorites. Manual wind. No date. Strap them on, set the time, and go! Look good with a variety of straps, but I have settled on liking these:

 

My new favorite pair. 14900 / 167.005

 

Pair of “jumbo” 36mm mid 1950s Omega Geneves, Steel ref. 2748 Gold ref. 2904

 

1675 and 5513

 

Dibs on the one on the left!

 

Noted - but I hadn't forgotten that anyway from insta

Next pair are my smaller 34mm Geneves #14702 in steel and rose gold

 

A Pair of Speedmasters... 105.012-66
CB case on the left, HF case on the right

 

Two that both use the material Delrin.
Sears craftsman pocket knife from 1977 - for handles and Omega Speedmaster Professional - for chronograph brake (inside).


Omega Speedmaster Professional 3590.500
Sears Craftsman Bowie Stock Knife 95044

 

A pair of chronographs, Longines 7414 and Baume & Mercier 627706

 

Same, same, different.

 

Divers! Bulova Super Compressor and Rotary Aquaplunge

 

Thanks again @aap for this marvelous thread

 

2 x 8484 - 1

 

Longines Conquests, the classic ref 9000 and the infamous power reserve 9035

 

145.022-78 (front) meets 145.0022 CRS (back). A few years apart, yet quite different.

 

Two steel stunners!

 

A pair of squares

 

1940s Omega: military vs civilian. 2292 and 113322.

 

Gerald Genta designed, around a decade apart:

 

twin Devil Divers



twin US mil-spec



triple Waltham 92s



I'll have to get my Bunns lined up... there's three of those as well...