For our 5th wedding anniversary, I bought my wife a pair of diamond earrings. She got me... nothing. Honestly is was totally fine, but she felt bad, so gave me a GMT2 for our 6th. That was 2001, and it's the watch I've worn the most by far. I will always keep that one.
For our 5th wedding anniversary, I bought my wife a pair of diamond earrings. She got me... nothing. Honestly is was totally fine, but she felt bad, so gave me a GMT2 for our 6th. That was 2001, and it's the watch I've worn the most by far. I will always keep that one.
Talk about overshoot- but I remember what GMT’s cost back then- about the same as a nice set of diamond earrings.
I wish my wife would forget our anniversary. Sniff, sniff.😁 I kid of course, but that is a great make up anniversary gift.
I "exited" my overseas duty in '72 by treating myself to a good camera, tailored suits, a component stereo and a good watch.
The watch is all I have left and it will spend the rest of my days with me.
reel to reel stereo
I had a Teac 4010 that weighed about 100 lbs. Just sold it a couple of years ago.
Don't kid about "Dad", my wife says every kid in Korea looks like me........she can be mean sometimes.
