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Replicant wrote:There are lots of @rseh@les out there. Some of them wear nice, expensive watches and some of them don't.

Don't they need very long straps?

I find watch straps ideal for going round my wrists.

Pete

I do have 3 ridiculously expensive watches due to the fact my dad has an obbsession with expensive watches then gets bored with it after 6 months and gives it to me, The one I wear regulaly or when I dress up is a Brietling watch which works by your pulse but unfortunately I don't dress up very often so I have to keep setting the damn thing to the right time which is a pain so I tend to wear it even less due to frustration.

My favorite watch is a Russian RAKETA watch (early 1960's) produced to celebrate Sputnik (I'm born the year Sputnik was launched).
Very high quality and inexpensive watch.
Ex-USSR watches are surprising.



With the money I spare, I'll buy the Yamaha Fazer 1000 in January.

pcwells wrote:

Replicant wrote:There are lots of @rseh@les out there. Some of them wear nice, expensive watches and some of them don't.

Don't they need very long straps?

I find watch straps ideal for going round my wrists.

Pete

Well, I have extra long straps. Genuine leather is best. I find it holds them to the gurney nice and firmly while I start sharpening the knives.

Oh.

You mean watch straps....

the Curator wrote:With the money I spare, I'll buy the Yamaha Fazer 1000 in January.

Now you're talking!

When I was 17 I saw this amazingly beautiful girl waiting at the bus stop.

5 years later I first spoke to this girl, now 22.

4 years later, we got married.

In those 5 years between first seeing her and actually talking to her, I vowed and told everyone that one day I would pluck up the courage to talk to this girl and against all odds said I knew for a fact she would one day be my wife.

I must have been a great mentalist even before I got into it, because every word I said came true!!