What time do you wear?


What watch, if any, graces your wrist? Does time matter? You know: time flies like an arrow; fruit flies like a banana. Either way.
khrys

Showing 3 responses by tonywinsc

Here's a suggestion- sell half your collection and take the money to either a poverty area in the USA or to Central America and build a school. The rush will be an order of magnitude better than the rush of buying another watch or preamp.
I have a 1994 Omega Seamaster. It has been overhauled once- in 2000. What a great watch, keeps perfect time.
I have owned an Omega Seamaster since 1994. In early 2001, I was living in Germany and it started losing time so I took it to a jeweler who sent it back to Omega Switzerland for an overhaul. It cost me just 400DM ($200) and that included new hands, stem, oring and band parts. They gave me back all of the old parts. I wear the watch almost every day and it is still keeping good time. The red on the hands have faded again a bit, but otherwise the watch still looks great. Since being back in the US, I have been wondering what I should do when it is time for another servicing.