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Watches that have a lot of meaning to you

Edward53
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Another Dad watch, bought by him about 61 or 62. I never noticed the crosshairs until it came to me after his death. I don't want to wear it, I just like to know it's there.

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tikkathree
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I bought myself this watch when I was 21. In October I shall be 66. I have not replaced the battery more than 3 times: go figure...
Do I wear it? No.
Shall I part with it? Not ever.
 
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