Who's got a nice watch? Traditional watches only, no smartwatches please.

[Mike Teezie]

Just got this:

 

[FrankBlack]

I'm going to get one of these in a few days.

Nice! I'd have trouble with the hard rubber band though. Any time I have tried to wear a hard rubber band, I have an allerigic-like reaction, almost like a burn on my arm. No problem with stainless steel though.

Congrats, that is a fine chronograph.

 

[barr08]

Got this one as a random (and rare) act of kindness from an ex gf. I love it (the watch)

<3 diesel

 

[nbs2]

I've got my Swatch. It's one of those James Bond 40th anniversary ones, and it's nice. Most important - it tells time.

 

[Xenious]

Just got this:

I love the MB Timewalkers. How well does it keep time? My MB star steel is pretty poor out of the box and looses 10 seconds every day or two. Compared to my seamaster which only looses 1 if any. Every time I get an urge to pick up a timewalker I remember how poorly my star steel keeps time. (I still love its looks, just not its movement ahha)

 

[Ad Pro]

My watch:

 

[brasscat]

Keep you eyes on my watch, fellas...

 

[Mike Teezie]

I love the MB Timewalkers. How well does it keep time? My MB star steel is pretty poor out of the box and looses 10 seconds every day or two. Compared to my seamaster which only looses 1 if any. Every time I get an urge to pick up a timewalker I remember how poorly my star steel keeps time. (I still love its looks, just not its movement ahha)

It probably loses time then - I've only worn it four or five times -and haven't been paying much attention honestly. I still wear my Daytona 95% of the time.

 

[AstrayCliche]

His arm waves with every tick. Its actually a pretty terrible watch...

 

[UMHurricanes34]

 

[defsquad]

my titanium citizen skyhawk eco-drive:

 

[EvryDayImShufln]

My watch:

This is an interesting watch, awhile back I was interested in it but went with this one instead:

 

[KingdaKa]

omg that is liek the COOLEST watch i have ever seen!!!

I used to use a Blue Fossil watch, but the crystal top got scratched really bad, so for Christmas my mom bought me this watch:

hey! thats is the coolest watch ever! do you have the name (or liek ID #) for the watch? i wana look it up and get it. it is sooo cool!

 

[liketom]

A Fossil :Speedway

 

[esco]

My Luminox 604

 

[klymr]

His arm waves with every tick. Its actually a pretty terrible watch...

Those are the biggest pieces of junk! My bosses brother brought 12 of them back from China and our watchmaker here had to tear apart all 12 and rebuild them just to get them to "wave." It is rather exciting to watch.

 

[jsnoah]

The collection

I have:

Tag Heuer Link
Ebel
Cartier Pacha
Tag Heuer Kirium Ti5(rubber band with Carbon Fiber bezel)

 

[slick316]

Just got this a couple days ago:

I love this watch. So easy to change the straps out to give it different looks (I have 5 straps total). Its a big watch, but with leather straps, it lightens up a lot and feels lighter than my Omega SMP or Tag Link.

The case back being see thru is also a nice touch:

 

[Mxsix]

Love my Nixon Graduate SS:

 

[Eric Lewis]

i have

That watch

http://www.eluxury.com/browse/product_detail.jhtml?styleid=11238751&SectionID=6000

from louis vuitton

 

[juanm]

I've this one, but with stainless steel bracelet

I got it for my Bac (a french exam), and still running, although the analog display doesn't work anymore after I dived without having completely screwed the time adjust knob. As a result, I screwed the watch.

 

[MacPossum]

Don't have my digital camera with me right now, and my iSight picture looks awful, but this is what I wear.

 

[jczubach]

runs counterclockwise, just like me!

 

[queshy]

Tag Heuer, a few months old.

 

[FrankBlack]

I'm pleased as heck to see so many folks who enjoy owning and wearing a nice watch.

I have noticed that for some odd reason, you cannot seem to get the mechanical movement Bulova watches in the United states. They readily available in Europe though, according to the company's website

Any guesses on this, or is just that so many Americans have become accustomed to their watches being battery powered quartz movements?