
My youngest one turned seven just recently in April and ....what better excuse to..... buy a watch for him so he can learn how to tell time - granted he also wanted it and who am I to deny what he wants (in this case)! Bought a 'swiss' watch and he is extremely happy with it. He wears it to school e




no better present for someone born in April than watch Bravo and congrats!! Cheers D
7... This is the time I received my first watch... For Xmas. I spent the whole three first nights looking at the dial glowing in the dark... Without sleeping. My mother started to worry about my health. So, this is our younger Purist? Best, Nicolas
Can't go wrong with the above Swiss brand. I have a tradition with my kids of getting a new watch every summer when we are in Switzerland. Below is my son's collection: The Batman (no, not the Rolex Batman) came first. Then the "diver" on the right with the unidirectional rotating bezel. Last purchase was the dressier?!? penguin watch on the left
I remember my first watch was a Casio digital from Japan.
.....but, oh dear, you've started him down an expensive road. He'll soon be wanting to wear your watches. Regards Kev.
to maintain the love. He is interested and asks all these questions about his own watch, like the unidirectional bezel and what you can do with it. In the beginning he was not impressed with the lume of the watch, so I had to explain to him how it worked....now he seems fine with it. I took him and my oldest one to JLC one day and once they saw the Reverso...they were like ..can I have one when I grow up. They liked the fact that they could flip it. I had to show it do them multiple times and in
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