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YOUR RESEARCHPics of 911s and Chronometers
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and that just means checking the clock and watching till it's time to leave.
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It's my fave cause it has such a clean timeless design.
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Post em up!
This thread is dedicated to pics of your favorite watch posing with your favorite car, your 996.
It's not about most expensive or rare. I'd like to see your favorite watch, whether that's the timex u like to wear every day, or your Grandfather's pocket watch.
Here's my fav and daily wear, a Carrera Twin-Time Automatic. It's my fave cause it has such a clean timeless design. I just love the face.
Sorry, in CA we don't own gold chains, or Jesus Bling, Head Bands, Orange fake tans, or greasy hair gel.
P.s. I can't believe I'm getting my ***** busted from a guy in a Boxster, that wears Gold chains.
Hold on, I am writing these down...
MAN am I behind the times
!!!
Your "text" stuff is cracking the hell out of me, but I am laying low... I already had a sort of "release"
I have never worn a watch....I did try some on and back in the day wanted a Movado. I just dont look good in them. Its like hanging jewlery on a chicken ....just doenss't look good on me.
BTW - since NO ONE ELSE said anything..... NICE WATCH!!!!
Bawahahahahahahaha! "Its like hanging jewlery on a chicken...."
Oh fu*k!
I am sitting here laughing so hard my eyes are watering and I can't see if I am typing anything wrong.
Whrs tht sht ct txt stf whn u rlle nd it? (Where's that short cut text stuff when you really need it?)
multiple ways.... an alarm clock when I was a kid, but I have not set an alarm clock in over 15+ years... I have a couple clocks in the house, one in the stereo of most cars I have owned (with exception of my truck.. never had a clock in that) and now cell phone have great clocks if I need to know....
I dont have anything I have to do on time except get the kids to school... and that just means checking the clock and watching till it's time to leave. On the rare occation I have an appointment.. same thing. Otherwise I just am "in the ball park" (no jokes about where in the park ... ahhahahh way out in left field)
My work has no start time, and I take lunch when I am hungry for about 40 -60 minutes (sometimes longer) Clocks at work so I leave 8 hours after I start.
I am always on time or 5 minutes early to everything that needs to be (except if I take my wife,.. then we leave when its
time to be there
no matter how far the drive is!!! )
Few years ago I started to really want an old keywind from turn of the century and searched long and hard for one. I never bought one, but if I was to have a watch that would be it!! Those that really cool IMO-----
That's cool, key-wound. I've got a couple old American ones and an Omega pocketwatch from around 1900 I picked up at a flea market in Germany. I've also got a Junghans wall clock with a cherry cabinet, giant springs, if a clock could just tell me about its history, it's a cool style very similar to this:
Yea, imagine what and where a 100+ year old pocket watch has been thru. that's actually where I got in trouble, for me it was cool, for the wife it was scary
