BigFatPauli
1899
Most of the time the only difference between a "tool" watch and a "dress" watch... Is the marketing.
I was doing a little yard work and got thinking...
I was doing a little yard work and got thinking... About how so many people are afraid of their watches these days. Perhaps it is due to the "flipping culture" or seeing watches as an "investment" but the aversion to living with your watches is a head scr...
Maybe a shark comes up
I had a great white shark encounter once while swimming. It was harrowing.
Fantastic shot!!
And the fact that you've actually been to the north pole is really amazing. It's on my bucket list.
Amen brother!
Kind of like having a fun car and never driving it for fear of dirt. I've always promised myself that if something is too precious to enjoy as intended, I'll just skip it. Others may disagree and that's fine too. Kent
I've said before...
...that I have a friend who wears his Patek 5120 to the gym 4 or 5 times a week, leather strap and all : )
I do what I do with what I am wearing.
My watches should conform to my life, not the other way around is how I see it.
Fantastic! Now strap on a 5170 and do it all over again :)
Save the swimming, of course.
About seven years ago I realized...
...that if any one of my watches takes mindshare - worrying rather than enjoying - then it's time for it to leave my collection. As others say, life's too short and we only have so much time. No need to worry about what's supposed to be an thoroughly enjo...
Apologies for too much me, too little watch in this photo...
but here I am in Yellowstone National Park in June, wearing my Journe Octa Sport just as F.P. intended! ...
And you know what, I am positive the watch survived!
They are tougher than people give them credit for.
I have to give you credit!
You can see from my latest post that I wore my Patek 5110 for the bike ride to work today (and am about to get back on the bike with it now!). I often wear something a little tougher when I'm planning to bike but it's thanks to you and this thread that I ...
Totally agree with you. I too have no safe queens… what’s the point?
Beautiful watch you have; keep posting 🥂
Yes, absolutely agree. I wear all my watches, no safe queens here!
Same as others, if I’m scared to wear it, it’s not fir me... They serve me, not the other way around!🤷🏻♂️🥂
MB&F in the garden? NO, but how about IWC in the worm bin?
Diver in the bin -- but only 6 inches, not 2000M Perpetual in the oyster bed Perpetual in the wine glass (it was water, not wine) as the Leap Year jump was in progress Cazalea ...
I envy you . I try to wear all my watches as much as possible but i am very careful with them tbh .
When doing something (work on a car or at the house ) I always take off my watch . I even hate it when there is a fingerprint on it 🤷🏻♂️ . I hardly sell any of my watches but still try to keep them as fresh as possible.
The first dig always hurts, but only for a minute.
Life is short so go on and live it!
For me the key word is respect.
For the watch and the activity. Tool watches for active endeavours and dress watches for social occasions. But kudos for wearing MB&F while gardening. That's what I call spezzato!
If it’s too precious to use than it’s too precious to own..
At least that’s my philosophy. Cutting some wood for the winter. ...
