What watch are you wearing today?

I was wondering that myself at first, but too my disappointment it only turns the dial to mark time,,

 

Oh my, I do like that. Any idea of the year?

 

Today was a good day. Have not even put in on yet, just taking pictures to motivate my son to study when not on the ice.
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Definitely very unique.

 

Been wearing this all day.
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I like my one owner (me) 1163V. Same year as the car 1972.
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Thats cool man!!!

 

Dinner with the Wife a few hours ago.
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Sweet! Congrats!

 

Girard-Perregaux ww.tc BMW-Oracle titanium
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Is that a ladies version? Looks slightly smaller than the ones I've seen in person with the black face.

 

102 here in central Texas today
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My PP
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Very classy Eric!

 

Our ranch is just west of Centerville. Where is yours?

 

All i have is a cheap casio, but you can throw it in a sink of soapy water to get the dirt off after changing the timing belts.

 

You can do the same thing with almost all of the watches posted here. The only difference is if you have a seal failure on a Rolex, PP, A. L&S, etc. it can get really expensive. Which is the reason most have them well insured.

 

Never been something i have considered buying, besides you cannot work on them with a 17x19 open ender. Good reason to get yourself mugged in the UK

 

I get that some people feel that way. You'd probably better unsubscribe from, and not hang out in, this thread then.

 

If it's helpful, some of the high-end timepieces these days come with this new feature that's kind of cool. Apparently, the way it works is that you use this thing called a "buckle" to take them off before you work on your car engine.

 

<chuckle>

 

Golf clap for the 5711.
One of my favorites.

 

On Lake Granbury. Love sit but dang it is hot there. Wife is in Pennsylvania looking at homes in State College. Never thought the the low 80s would sound that nice.

 

Yep, going to be over 100 for the next week or so. Welcome to August in Texas.

In December, January, February, and most of March remember all the people waist deep in the white stuff wearing every bit of clothing they own and still shivering.

Looks like you're 150 miles from our ranch. We live there almost half time now (other half in Houston).

 

Same goes for the F430..