Which watch do you go for on cold mornings to drink some coffee, relax and think abou

[Oxfordian]

Originally Posted by alphadweller

A simple and elegant piece can help me start off the day on a good foot. It's soothing.

Now that is ‘A Watch’.

Just stunning, elegant simplicity at its finest, congratulations a real beauty.

[alphadweller]

Originally Posted by Oxfordian

Now that is ‘A Watch’.



Just stunning, elegant simplicity at its finest, congratulations a real beauty.

Thanks Martin, that's very kind of you.

[Xerxes77]

My GMT

[jpwv]

Originally Posted by bp1000

Slow walk into town for a coffee and pastry I like this



I wear a lot of strap watches on the weekend

That Omega is sharp! What reference is that?

[Calborn]

For me personally, it really depends on my mood, how early it is, and what the skies looks like.

So it could range from walking out on the deck in a Santos during yellow mornings, sedna Seamaster during orange skies, or a Daytona with grey clouds above. It's all very poetic to me

[Doc Savage]

Originally Posted by bp1000

Delegate

Yep.

Work less. Smell the roses (and the Rolexes, Omegas, et al). Enjoy life whenever possible.

[Nav01L]

Wow man, I just wish I had a lazy morning every now and then to begin with, sleep about 3-5 hours a night during the week when I work and have to get out of bed early on the weekends too as we have a young baby and a dog to tend to. My black 116710LN keeps me good company with that rhythm, as does my IWC Pilot Chrono. Now when I get to enjoy a lazy evening at a nice restaurant on the other hand, I have a two beautiful Lange Ones to rise to the occasion.

[gnuyork]

Fantastic trio. A Reverso will be my next watch likely, and now I can see that I want Buckley dial DD. Who knew? Looks fantastic!

[ndrs63]

Whichever is scheduled to be on my wrist that week. The rest are sitting quietly in the bank secure box.




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[shaunylw]

Originally Posted by Nav01L

Wow man, I just wish I had a lazy morning every now and then to begin with, sleep about 3-5 hours a night during the week when I work and have to get out of bed early on the weekends too as we have a young baby and a dog to tend to. My black 116710LN keeps me good company with that rhythm, as does my IWC Pilot Chrono. Now when I get to enjoy a lazy evening at a nice restaurant on the other hand, I have a two beautiful Lange Ones to rise to the occasion.

I did that 3-5 hours a sleep per night for a while, it’s brutal. I hardly ever sleep 8, my average is likely around 6 now but, that sleep is so important. You can do it on 6-7, but 3-5 will destroy you over time.


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[Nav01L]

Originally Posted by shaunylw

I did that 3-5 hours a sleep per night for a while, it’s brutal. I hardly ever sleep 8, my average is likely around 6 now but, that sleep is so important. You can do it on 6-7, but 3-5 will destroy you over time.


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Haha, you’re right, back when I had weekends as a release valve it was much easier, but ever since we got the baby, I will have to adjust over time. Problem is if you’re sitting in Switzerland and dealing mainly with the US, the time difference (-6 in NYC to -9 in Silicon Valley) mandates availability at night, and nobody here locally seems willing to work with someone who only shows up on the job at noon :)

[DCheeta]

A slow morning with coffee and newspaper is the perfect time for something vintage. For me, that usually only happens on Sundays, and I’d be wearing an old vintage Seiko.

[tymonster]

This goes with me just about everywhere

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[garyk]

Last winter always wore my tough Deep Blue to go out and clear snow from our property.




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[gnuyork]

Originally Posted by tymonster

This goes with me just about everywhere

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Wow, what a coincidence. I have been consuming all manner of You Tube videos and online articles about this watch in the last few days. I want this!