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Those were cool cars. Tyrell? It was before my time but I like them.
My watch today at (but not in) the pool.
1873 Illinois Hoyt with a whopping 9 jewels. Proof that a watch doesn't have to have a high jewel count to last.
Yeah but its only half a golf course!
Now that you mention it... I'm surprised that Rolex never marketed a 18 jewel "Golf King." The only watch capable of withstanding the massive G forces produced by middle aged fat men swinging their drivers.
I always suspected the monolith was a Japanese creation. And regarding golfers, I don't think you're being fair. They are not ALL middle-aged.