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KeithS
·This—the only watch I started 2019 with and haven’t traded away...
Which watch got most of your 2019 wrist time?
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KstateSkier
·This guy. Except the 2 months it was out for service I wore it frequently. Incredibly comfortable and easy to wear!
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Lbreak
·speedy! no doubt...
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STANDY
··schizophrenic pizza orderer and watch collectorMy three work watches
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Mad Dog
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flw
··history nerdProbably my Seamaster 300.
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77deluxe
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drhombus24
·This one
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Chaz Goldenrod
·This is an easy question for me, my Speedmaster Professional 3592.50
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Nla91
·My 60th.
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Eve
·No doubt this one got the most wrist time this year (2254.50):
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gostang9
·I did a lot of work projects around the house, and so this was likely the one worn most often.
For most of the year, travel meant this was often preferred.
Then I got this beauty finished and it’s spent much of the last few months on my wrist.
For most of the year, travel meant this was often preferred.
Then I got this beauty finished and it’s spent much of the last few months on my wrist.
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stevec14
·The only one I’ve had throughout the year.....
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Yak1
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ReturnOfUltraman
·It has to be this one:
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timecube
·>95% of my 2019 wrist time.
It's a watch I've despised from nearly the moment I bought it, but have kept faithfully since 2004.
In honesty, I liked the dial. And the fact that it was an automatic. And I spent enough money on it at the time that I felt quite good of myself. But it's been hideous ever since. Like a proverbial albatross on the wrist. It still runs just "fine" (meaning: slow some days, fast on others. It senses when I'm disliking it and adjusts its movement accordingly). It's likely the first and only of it's model I'll ever own.
It's a watch I've despised from nearly the moment I bought it, but have kept faithfully since 2004.
In honesty, I liked the dial. And the fact that it was an automatic. And I spent enough money on it at the time that I felt quite good of myself. But it's been hideous ever since. Like a proverbial albatross on the wrist. It still runs just "fine" (meaning: slow some days, fast on others. It senses when I'm disliking it and adjusts its movement accordingly). It's likely the first and only of it's model I'll ever own.
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JwRosenthal
·>95% of my 2019 wrist time.
It's a watch I've despised from nearly the moment I bought it, but have kept faithfully since 2004.
In honesty, I liked the dial. And the fact that it was an automatic. And I spent enough money on it at the time that I felt quite good of myself. But it's been hideous ever since. Like a proverbial albatross on the wrist. It still runs just "fine" (meaning: slow some days, fast on others. It senses when I'm disliking it and adjusts its movement accordingly). It's likely the first and only of it's model I'll ever own.
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timecube
·I'm mildly amused that my stepdad's Omega - which cost much less when new (and is (at least on paper) worth considerably less today) is a vastly finer timepiece, and, warts and all, one I feel much better about carrying around with me. The first, but probably not the last of its sort I'll keep.
