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Watch with the most wrist time 2020
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21-12-2020 11:01pm#1After a long shipping delay due to covid I started wearing this in June, but I reckon it still got the most time on my wrist this year.
Seiko Turtle, Save the ocean.
So what watch was on your wrist the most during 2020?If the seat's wet, sit on yer hat, a cool head is better than a wet ar5e.
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Almost snap!
I’ve been up and down the first few steps of the curve this year, from Glycine to Seiko to Nomos and back to cheap Chinese sh*tters (the scuffs on the Samurai bezel are what prompted me to pick up a couple of Pagani clones).
Might take some time this year to figure out if I am happy with what I have, or at least be a bit more selective about what I want to pick up, or whether to push on to nicer stuff (Milgauss?)
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I've had a bit of think, and it must be this one, A casio M640. I have twenty odd watches, this casio is one of the cheapest.
A lot of mornings, I'll just skip the agony of choice and grab and go quartz. Some days I know I'll want the timer or stopwatch for something.
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Snap! Despite having bought and sold 3 Rolex this year and a few very nice Seikos and other watches (Longines, Omega, Hamilton, etc.), I'd say overall the most wrist time went to my Orange Seiko Turtle that I bought for a very modest €150. I should never sell that watch.
Have had it on numerous bracelets and straps. Pictured on a Barton sail cloth. Currently on a (cheap) mesh. Quite like the mesh, have been looking for a good one. Staib is the one I want but these are about €170 new and I can't justify that. Hoping a second hand one will come along at some stage0 -
I try to give the ladies in my harem equal love but this defo got most time and my special attentions this year, for presence and the wibbs trifecta of micky waiving, instagram kudos (must get an instagram account) and social signalling, the AP is the business. Very comfy to boot.
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Though I rotate a lot, overall these three for the most part.
Other than heirlooms these two represent the watches I have for the longest and the shortest time.Rejoice in the awareness of feeling stupid, for that’s how you end up learning new things. If you’re not aware you’re stupid, you probably are.
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micks_address wrote: »Longine fan wibbs?
How could you not be, would you just look at that Ultronic diver.0 -
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This is what has been on my wrist for the majority of the year. It's a Bulova 96A246 with a Miyota movement. I like the style and it has a clear, legible cream dial. Quite impressed by it actually. The leather on the strap is extremely soft, I was surprised by the quality of it.0 -
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No prizes for the top watch on my wrist for the last while
- (Sólás Starlight - for any newbies on the forum that’s my own watch brand’s model).
But no.2 would be the Speedmaster moon phase broad arrow - a lovely piece despite leaving Fitz cold :P
No.3 would be the Bvlgari Finissimo - though I can see that one rising up in terms of time on wrist too (if even just to see what elements would work well in the affordable arena too) :pac:0 -
Basic AF navy Casio W-218H but I absolutely love it.
The colour goes really nicely with almost any garment, readability is excellent, the stopwatch is super handy, and I never have a single worry about damaging or killing it.
I've barely used my Casio G-Shock GA-110 or Casio MW-240 (seeing a pattern yet?!) since getting it, but have hopes for the new Casio AE-1200 I got for Xmas, and may also rotate in a Sekonda I found at home that I was gifted several years ago and never wore.0 -
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All of them, every watch gets 2 days on the wrist and then it's the next watches turn
That's very regimented of you, wish I could do the same, I just find I gravitate towards certain watches...wear them for days and days, then get bored and change. There are some sad watches haven't seen daylight in months0 -
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Lorddrakul wrote: »Have had a reasonable rotation this year, but after the wearing in period of a month or so, and then playing with regulation, I eventually got this:
... to do this...
So until the Mark II arrived, it got the most wrist time.
Excuse my thick headedness, it looks like a lovely speedy, but how come no omega graphics on the dial?0 -
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