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Your most travelled watch?
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Marsimaxam
·I leave the expensive watches at home when I travel as I often take public transportation and don't want to encourage any thieves or muggers especially in today's world. I've been wearing my Seiko Diver 6105-8110 for years while traveling in the US and internationally. The watch has been to San Francisco, Lake Tahoe, Chicago, Boston, New York, Washington DC, Miami, Hawaii, and a few other places in the USA. It's international journey has taken the watch to Canada, Mexico, England, France, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Hungary, Italy, Belgium, Netherlands, Scotland, Wales, and Czech Republic.
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Matty01
·All of these have been on Work trips os … I just take one watch per trip. The Alpina made the last 2 and will make next years too…
It has been to Bruges, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Barcelona, Cinque Terre, Florence, Verona, Piedmont, Venice, Milan, , Ambonnay, Epernay, Le Mesnil, Paris, Bordeaux, Sirmione and a truckload more
Next year, will be adding Peschiera del Garda, Rome, Bologna and hopefully a few more spots…
It has been to Bruges, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Barcelona, Cinque Terre, Florence, Verona, Piedmont, Venice, Milan, , Ambonnay, Epernay, Le Mesnil, Paris, Bordeaux, Sirmione and a truckload more
Next year, will be adding Peschiera del Garda, Rome, Bologna and hopefully a few more spots…
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styggpyggeno1
·These two has been around everywhere.
Nipple dial beater Rolex GMT "Brando"
Seamaster 300 "Watchco"
Versatile, sturdy, quality watches that can be manhandled and if stolen I would not cry forever.
This one has not been anywhere yet but it might be my future travelwatch (SLA033). "It is only a Seiko..."
Nipple dial beater Rolex GMT "Brando"
Seamaster 300 "Watchco"
Versatile, sturdy, quality watches that can be manhandled and if stolen I would not cry forever.
This one has not been anywhere yet but it might be my future travelwatch (SLA033). "It is only a Seiko..."
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Hetcins1
·My most travelled watch is my 2005 omega chrono .ibiza,Croatia, italy twice, lake garda, sorrento, majorca , menorca,,Portugal, Austria, tenerife, madeira, scotland , lake district countless times, devon twice, swam in all the seas with this watch on and swimming pools but definitely not Scotland. 😀.
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tnt9
·Garmin 935, for last few years. After I lost my bag in Shanghai (with Bond inside) and got it 30days after getting back home. I have stop to carry few watches and take just Garmin and also 1 dress seiko or vintage Omega if I need it.
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johnireland
·I usually carry two...one as a back up...but this has been on my wrist most consistantly.
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unxsr
·Tudor BB36. It was my only watch for a while and I've taken it with me everywhere. Perfect travel watch for me.
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philby
·My Minerva Pythagore has been twice around the world with me – once on a real RTW trip Zurich > Hong Kong > Sydney > Fidji > Cook Islands > Tahiti (the old Coral Route) > L.A. > Vancouver > Zurich, and once to the other side of the world for a 2 months bike tour in New Zealand with stops in Dubai, Bangkok, Sydney, Rarotonga and Aitutaki (second attached photo: her basking in the palm shadow on one of Aitutaki's amazing beaches).
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