after what feels like a lifetime of deadlines i don't wear a watch, nowadays i plan what i'm going to do during the day but if i don't there's always tomorrow[hopefully]
Wore a watch faithfully in the last century but now time is all around. Coffee pot, microwave, stove and laptop in the kitchen. 24" clock, TV and laptop in the living room. I rarely have my cell phone with me when I'm at home, the exception being when I go downstairs to model and then I use the Radioplayer app to listen to music and I have a clock in my car. At work, all the equipment has clocks on the fire-suppression system, Sat radio and Minestar
Wore a watch faithfully in the last century but now time is all around. Coffee pot, microwave, stove and laptop in the kitchen. 24" clock, TV and laptop in the living room. I rarely have my cell phone with me when I'm at home, the exception being when I go downstairs to model and then I use the Radioplayer app to listen to music and I have a clock in my car. At work, all the equipment has clocks on the fire-suppression system, Sat radio and Minestar
I have about ten watches to select from now of late been wearing a Sturling(middle) today it's the Rudiger(white), the far right is a pretty expensive Timex for a Timex I get lots of compliments on these three.I am not into big bulky watches like them 38-40mm and slim10mm the Timex is my absolute max I would go it's43mm
I like wearing watches. I kind of view it similarly to a fashion accessory or piece of jewelry.
My latest watch is made by Zeppelin, the actual maker of the German Zeppelin. It is the 100th Anniversary Watch of the Graf Zeppelin commemorative watch.