Post pics of your watches Part II

Somewhere in the middle of Spain., cooking dinner for one in the camping car.

Watches’s look so much better in the sunnier climes. Something to do with a slightly different spectrum of light (I’m told).

it certainly tops the batch bread and corned beef I’m having now

New watch day.

Wanted a spb313 ages, they have bar none the best ergonomic for my wrist.... but the colourways are a bit meh, the 6r35 will prob do what many are prone to and the alignment will be off, so I made this one.

All oem bar the seiko NH35 which is a very well behaved one I pulled from a build, it returns +2 spd or even dead on and has low positional variance.

Spb183 dial and hands which I thought did this case justice, no dust, switches over at exactly 12, is aligned and no one else has one so I'm a happy boy.

Actually I should clarify that Longines I posted yesterday is my first foray into buying a nice watch for everyday use. I was gifted this dressy manual omega by my wife’s godmother for our wedding a number of years ago, but it really doesn’t come out all that often. It has no real markings to speak of on it but maybe the keen eyed amongst you might know what it is?

1st thing that came to mind was a Deville..

An old model but I like it

excellent quality

didn’t have a Seiko in the collection since I let my Sumo go a good while back. Also no green dial watches so two birds one stone and all that!

Seiko SPB207J1 MM200 140th Anniversary Likited Edition. Basically a baby MM300! Love the dial and the bracelet is a big step up from the likes of Sumo/Samurai models

not that brave ha! Metallic grey

Sweet watch, I have the spb187 in blue, they hug the wrist well.

Also did a mod using that dial and handset in this case

Another Casio arrival, GM-2100-1AER.

Very pleased with it, sits nicely on the wrist. Analogue hands very easy to read but digital display not so much but fine with the light. Took me a while to set the time I suppose reading the manual might be a good idea. Strap is OK, a little stiff but comfortable.

I reckon it will be a smudge magnet as it's very shiny. Lovely brushed effect on the dial with fine concentric circles around it in the recess. Index markers also have fine lines.

Very pleased with and reckon it would be very smart with a jacket / suit for a business meeting. I am so pleased with it I wonder if I should keep it for dressier occasions as I as considering it as a lifetime beater watch that could be part of stories and trips over the coming years.

I'm liking both of those Casios! That Edefice has a lovely dial and a real Genta vibe. As for the GM-2100, a classic of the type and one that always catches my eye.

On my wrist today, my Monro Design MA-4. I really do like this one and it sits nicely in my rotation. I keep meaning to try it on a black NATO, but haven't gotten around to that yet. The only caveat I'd place on it? Is that as the watch itself is so tall, it really needs to be rigged for single pass to wear comfortably esp with a cuff.