A Daniel Mink I bought in the early 90's. I tried to find a photo on the internet but apparently it's a model no longer in production.
I'm with Red Ink. My cell phone has the time, but I don't look unless I have to be somewhere at a certain time.
haha ya there were a LOT of watch ads in there. I'm going to go as far to say that probably 60+% of their reader base couldnt afford these items anyway. A watch is a fashion accessory more now that it once was. Just like wearing a ring, necklass, or designer sun glasses, however a watch does have a practical aspect to it.
I don't want to tell you how much insurance I carry with the Prudential, but all I can say is: when I go, they go too.
The only watch I own. I prefer function over fashion. It goes surfing and shooting with me. Steel Rolex "Explorer".
rol datejust , mini diamonds from the 2000 editions and before. 7 years on my wrist... bought it while making a few Ms yes, I trade on a 14'' "hasee" laptop, Fear.
Mine's the Eterna "1935" with chronograph feature. Bought it five years ago and have replaced the strap once. Miraculously I found an image on-line of the same model in the same color as mine. Not very "bling": steel case, leather strap, German (not Swiss) company. But I like it anyway:
Remindes me of this Gucci watch I like. http://www.thewatchery.com/Gucci/Watch/YA115232 . A watch is like a car. Sure they all have 4 wheels, an engin, a radio, a/c, and such, but if possible, why not ride in style?