I've had my reps for a couple years, and gens that are a day old to a few purchased
4 years ago, I've never posted a comprehensive page with all of them together.
Today, all that changes.
It's just been fun to document my watches, ring, and bracelet.
Hopefully you'll like the looks and enjoy them too!
SeaMaster Pro
PAM 196 "Daylight"
PAM 029 "Tux"
Stainless Steel Blue Dial Golf Watch
Black Analog / Digital Chronograph
Brown Dual Time Digital / Analog
Starck Negative 4-Display Watch
White Analog Chronograph Watch
Closeup of White Rubber / Steel Strap
My ring is something I picked up a month ago when I bought a pair of shoes and a belt.
The shoes were too tight, and the belt arrived damaged, so both of those went back.
But the ring has been a cool piece with a couple comments to it's credit.
See what YOU think...
Finally, I'll mention this latest purchase. I'd seen a replica watch with a nearly identical
"bracelet" for the strap. I'd wanted it the minute I saw it, but didn't like the watch that well.
So yesterday when I found this bracelet only version online, it was a no-brainer to purchase.
Definately has a unique look, and it's one I think really delivers.
I got into watches about two years ago, partially due to the movie "The Transporter"
(that's where I learned about Panerai for the first time), and also with the help of my
friend Paul Miller, who knew much more about brands like Omega than I did,
so I paid attention. The following is a little about each of the above watches.
Omega SeaMaster Pro - Paul liked this watch, so I followed suit and got one myself. It's a timeless piece
I've worn to work, dress events, you name it. Keeps flawless time and STILL barely has a scratch.
Panerai Luminor Daylight - Stallone might have been the reason this watch was created, but The Transporter
is why I know Panerai as a brand. It's classy, smart, and looks good with a suit. Awesome watch.
Panerai Luminor GMT - My 029 is awesome. It keeps better time than my Daylight, and really looks sharp
with the pinstripe face. I only wear it to dress events, but the look never gets old.
Fossil Blue Golf - I actually purchased this "limited edition" watch directly on Fossil's website years ago.
I tried to find a "stock photo", but it's rare and older. It's actually quite sharp, and just needs a battery.
Fossil Black Analog / Digital Chronograph - This was a change of pace for me. I rarely wear "rugged" looks,
but liked the face and style. It's been my daily wear since just after Christmas '07, and still looks new.
Fossil Brown Dual Time Digital / Analog - I bought this watch in Vegas, April '08. Had no brown watches,
so it's helped fill a gap. And while very casual, it can work with many outfits. Like the date function too.
Fossil Starck Negative 4-Display - I can't take credit for finding this watch. Paul actually imported a rare color
scheme version before I knew they existed. But I got mine in Vegas, '07, and it's a great piece. Face is a little
easy to mark up, so I have to wear it sparingly. And it's actually missing at the moment, but I hope to find it soon.
Fossil White Analog Chrono - This summer white seems to be "IN", and I've been shopping for shoes, belts, and the like.
While I haven't really found the styles I like in clothing, this a 2 other new Fossil watches really caught my eye. I actually
didn't go to the mall because of this watch, but for 2 others. But when I saw the unique rubber / metal strap on this one,
I went this direction. The young lady who sold it to me agreed it was the best of the three, and she was pretty as well.
Obviously I have most colors and looks I could need at this point, so I really don't see myself getting any more watches.
I would still like a white faced Breitling Flying B watch on a stainless steel bracelet, or maybe a Hublot Platinum since it
has such a different and elegant look. But for now, I'm happy that I can dress to nearly any occasion, and with great style.
Thanks for taking the time to read my page, and have a great day!!!
Merk