What watch do you wear?

[Aggressor66]

I wear my Seiko Marinemaster 300M also known as "Tuna Can" 

[mymenace]

this one



also known as hair past a freckle

[yrask]

Usually I use breil-cartier-rolex watch, I like it so much. But rolex is too many common for people, and because this now I only use cartier

[superSTAR777]

empty hands for now but sonata

[(oYo)]

I say old chap, that watch is looking rather spiffy.

[decuevas]

audimar. lol yea right.

[Febo]

I have my watch sitting on shelf. When got my first phone i soon stopped wear it. But my watch is cool. made from titanium. Seiko SQ50. Might be one day worth fortune, since was placed on shelf so unused.




is similar like this with few details changed. I actually got it for my high school graduation from my aunt. I felt quite bad when once she ask me why i dont wear it.

[Kluge]

A what? Is that like a handkerchief or one of those compacted discs my grandma has a prescription for? Or is it more like those old lightbulbs people used to have which'd burn you if touched?

Why, I remember way back... in my dad's day, people used to watch television for free. You put up this 20' wide satellite dish and used a star chart or something to align it. (btw, I laughed flipping through a Best Buy paper advertisement the other day... we went from CRTs to flat screens, and now having a "curved screen" is supposed to be a selling point again... can't wait for vacuum tubes to come back...)

Oh, and you had to talk to get things back then, too - like you had to talk to the pump jockey at the gas station, people used something called "voice phones," and human beings made food at these big brick & mortar buildings with all sorts of tacky crap on the walls where a service person would actually come up to people regularly to take customer input. They even used internal combustion engines! Apparently, people used to set up rows of metal cylinders in enormous car frames, pumped them full of flammable liquid, and tried to time freakin' explosions inside them like wizards to push the vehicle forward. Speaking of wizards - that's how they used to fight, too -- they'd take human beings and try training them to accurately explode metal bits at each other.

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[Gleb Gamow]

Up to five years ago, I was an avid watch wearing, but after the last one's battery died, I never returned to the practice. Ironically, I have that same watch in my truck's armrest storage compartment with the intent of having the battery replaced at Walmart, thus saving me two bucks compared to purchasing a new watch. Originally, the dead watch was in my previous ride, transferring to the current one. One day I'm goin' splurge and save me two bucks. Just watch me! 

[Splatters]

citizen I don't remember the model, it works without battery, it has solar cell to take energy.The future.

[indomen]

I am use citizzen . when i am take this watch at my hand. it like to very smart

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[Snorek]

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also known as hair past a freckle

I do not wear any watch. I do not like jewelery at all. Having a watch is not important since everyone is carrying cell phone nowadays.

[Daniel91]

Quartz accept, Swiss watch

[oblivi]

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also known as hair past a freckle

Yeah, I check my smartphone for the hour, would be cool to have a watch tho, its faster and saves battery time, but im used to not having a watch.

[oprahwindfury]

I haven't worn a watch since middle school. Just feels cumbersome and bothersome to have it around my wrist for some reason. I just check my phone nowadays if I need the time. I think that's what everyone does these days but I could be wrong.

Those new smart-watches look promising though. I'm about to look into what those babies can do.

[Morenod]

Athaya Vintage

[bitcoinbelieve]

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also known as hair past a freckle

I do not wear any watch. I do not like jewelery at all. Having a watch is not important since everyone is carrying cell phone nowadays.

they wear it for fashion

[hedgy73]

I don't wear one, my phone that's always in my pocket has the time on.