Citizen Eco-Drive Military. Not very fancy, but it's the best watch I've ever owned.





I've been beating the hell out of this thing for the last five years. I've worn it working in an office, working construction, and now doing clinicals in various hospitals. Because of the crap (sometimes literally) that has gotten on it it has been washed in bleach more times than I can count, It's been worn every single day for approximately two thousand days in a row, it's been through five regional shoots, four handgun classes, a hit and run MVA, and it's currently on it's fourth watchband. It doesn't lose time, the bezel barely shows any wear, and the beauty of the Eco-Drive system is that I've never had to replace a battery.

I plan on buying one of the more expensive Eco-Drives after I graduate, to have as an actual BBQ watch, but when this one breaks I plan on replacing it with an identical model.

That is one nice Stowa, is next on my list. I have large wrists so they do not look too big on me. Although I think 55 is too big. Love my Laco did not have to wait as long as you do for a Stowa but I guess I need to go ahead and order me one.



Laco Aachen Flieger B model

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My daily driver is the two tone



or the Ball Aviator on a NATO

I love the PAM 312.......

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Originally posted by davetruong:
My daily driver is the two tone



or the Ball Aviator on a NATO

Here is my pride and joy. My kids surprised me with this 8 years ago on Father's Day. Citizen Calibre 2100. The poor thing has been through heck and back and keeps chugging along, although, I feel the cell may be weak.

[QUOTE]Originally posted by fischtown7:
Laco Aachen Flieger B model



I sent you an email in the address on your profile

Thanks

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Originally posted by ThankGod4Sig:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by fischtown7:
Laco Aachen Flieger B model



I sent you an email in the address on your profile

Thanks

Emailed you back.

1971 Accutron today

old watch...new pics

Nice one, Hobbit

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Originally posted by fischtown7:
Nice one, Hobbit

Thank you.

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Originally posted by matthew03:
Here is one of my favorites:
Hamilton Titanium Khaki Frogman Automatic.

Darnit, Matthew! You've reignited my internal debate over keeping or selling my Hamilton.

I've got to say, these are some darn fine watches on here. I don't have anything of this quality, however I have a 1960 Hamilton Rodney that was given to my Grandfather upon his retirement, and my Mom gave it to me after Dad passed away in '07. Haven't done a thing to it, and it still runs. Not worth much $$ wise, but worth a mint to me. He referred to it jokingly as his "crumby gold watch", so I'm adding a red leather band to it just because.

Some Rolex eye candy.













You're welcome.

Gentlemen, I am in love.



I have not been a fan of their chunky watches, but this is so sleek and simple.

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Originally posted by Seotaji:
Gentlemen, I am in love.



I have not been a fan of their chunky watches, but this is so sleek and simple.

Very nice! I have not seen that one before.

Both of my daily drivers:



I don't have these Pam's anymore, but I do still have the shotguns

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Originally posted by Seotaji:
Gentlemen, I am in love.

I have not been a fan of their chunky watches, but this is so sleek and simple.

That's the FIRST B&R I have seen that I actually like. Most are very unattractive. Beautiful watch!

RMD

Wow! Sigforum members have some fine watches. I will humbly submit plastic fantastic......last time I posted a pic of it a member here blew a gasket and asked to be banned/withdrawn from SF. My old Timex Expedition watches would take on water after 1-2 seasons of surfing, boating, and basically being worn 24-7. This baby has held up well so far, its been knocked around quite a bit and keeps on ticking. She may be ugly but it lets me know what matters most during the summer surf season....what the tide is doing at the oceanfront.