Kinda looks like the hood scoop . . .
My Astron..
doesn't miss a beat and self adjusts to different time zones. I use it to set my other watches.
HAGWE
fernando
Love it, I knew an Astron would show up somewhere this
Wristscan. Thanks Fernando.
I use my Citizen for the same purpose.
Best, Mike
The Citizen's Satellite Wave sync isn't as good as the Seiko's
from what I've been told.
Right now I'm going to stick to setting all my watches based on the time on my Citizen Chronomaster
Cheers, Mike
Like that appearance, with the light-blue accents.. So you take it as your gold standard..
- Pretty much everybody mentions the reliability of their Quartz pieces,
just running, just being there..
Sometimes that makes me think a bit..
Best, hs
This is a modern timekeeper...
with the latest technology; a gadget similar to the smart phone. 
So different from the anachronistic tic-tacs we so cherish!
You admire them for their proficiency but it's hard to develop a real bonding.
I hardly wear it but as you say, it's the gold standard as far as time keeping is concerned.
Thanks for your response hs.
Best
fernando
Can you share more? I've never seen a vintage Pequignet
Only its contemporary cousins using the same name.
I guess it is a dual time from the set up. Nice classic design.
Best, Mike
Dual time ...
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Have a good one!
Matt
Nice photo, great color...even your son's quartz share characteristics
with your mechanical in the background. Is there a Rolex children's line that I don't know about?
Thanks for participating. I know there are quartz watches lying around all of our homes....it may not belong to us, but we definately receive them as gifts or we purchase them for our wives and children.
Cheers, Mike
Wow Matt!! Awesome picture! Didn´t know Rolex launched a ...
Love this picture!!
Have a nice week end! Abel.,
The problem
Hi CC, this is great...
Yes, quartz watches are more practical...my wife won't wear mechanical and seriously I don't trust my young kids with mechanical watches quite yet.
That is a beautiful gift you have hidden for your daughter, she will love it.
I've got the same idea in mind when my daughters get older.
HAGWE,
Mike
Lovely collection especially the GPs
These are really underappreciated in history.
Also like the last photo with the IWC.
Thanks for joining this weeks wristscan Milan.
Best, Mike
Quartz watches belong to history
here are my picks
Heuer Chronosplit LCD/LED display - 1975
Bio tech design case
many ambassadors, Gilles Villeneuve being the most famous
a very futuristic chronograph
Rolex Oysterquartz 17000
Beautiful simplicity and quality of dial and hands nestled in a successful 70s case, an unusual Rolex
Seiko 7A28 so called "Alien"
Based on a whooping caliber used many years by the British army and offering both split second and "foudroyante" complications
Credit : Steve G
redesigned in the early 80s by Giugaro
the silver one was the Sigourney Weaver watch in the Alien movie
a casual and very different chronograph
I could really not miss
HAGWE !
Laurent
Dear Laurent
I've only seen that Heuer once when I was young
and that Seiko Alien has always been on my short list but can never find a good specimen to add :-(
Thanks for sharing,
Mike
That's a line-up of cool ones.. Specifically liked the Chrono w yellow accents :)..HAGWE !
Exactly quarter of a century ago
surprisingly enough (for me) my budget money for watches hasn't changed much
It has been on wrist everyday through teen years
if watches could told stories this one would be highly appraised piece
Well, one thing is for sure
it still has better lume than many of the Swiss mechanicals out there
Yes we all have a few skeletons in our closet that only our watches know the complete story
HAGWE, Mike