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Re: The what ever thread...
Posted: Mon Jun 09, 2014 11:36 am
by jfrey
Dr. Sherman Sticks M.D. wrote:gotta get the watch w/ the built in drum machine
On my list now.
I ordered 4 watches today...
Among them, these 2 gems:
I also ordered a book on Nerf Blasters while I was at it.
Re: The what ever thread...
Posted: Mon Jun 09, 2014 2:24 pm
by Dr. Sherman Sticks M.D.
i have been looking for one for a reasonable price for like 5 years now.
that marvin the martian is slick
Re: The what ever thread...
Posted: Mon Jun 09, 2014 3:27 pm
by jfrey
I also got this one:
6 watches today...
Re: The what ever thread...
Posted: Mon Jun 09, 2014 3:44 pm
by Twangasaurus
Ah, I thought you meant like dress watches and expensive novelty watches. This ain't so bad.
I think this is going to be my next purchase:

After that I might have a look into wooden watches.
Re: The what ever thread...
Posted: Mon Jun 09, 2014 3:47 pm
by jfrey
Twangasaurus wrote:Ah, I thought you meant like dress watches and expensive novelty watches.
Those too. I have 1 dress watch already. Then I ordered 2 casual dress watches today. And 4 novelty watches.
I was actually looking at that exact same watch earlier. I might get the Terra time watch, or the 5 o'clock watch next.
I think I'm collecting 2 basic types of watches. Good looking dressy watches and novelty / nostalgia watches.
Re: The what ever thread...
Posted: Mon Jun 09, 2014 3:50 pm
by Twangasaurus
Cool! It's a bit worrying that I can't find any reviews on it from any of the watch forums. Novelty is nice but build quality is important (well at least to me).
Re: The what ever thread...
Posted: Mon Jun 09, 2014 3:57 pm
by jfrey
Twangasaurus wrote:Cool! It's a bit worrying that I can't find any reviews on it from any of the watch forums. Novelty is nice but build quality is important (well at least to me).
Out of all the watches I have had, my favourite is this one. It's beautiful, and really good quality.
I swear this thing is a wing man all on its own. I get complimented on this thing nearly every night I go out. It's really affordable too. It goes for like $150 now. It was $210 when I got it a number of years ago. Even at that I think it was a bargain for how good of a watch it is.
Re: The what ever thread...
Posted: Mon Jun 09, 2014 4:08 pm
by Twangasaurus
Damn, that's a handsome looking watch!
If you haven't already checked it out then go have a look at the Cadence website. Every couple of years when he brings in new designs he has an absolutely crazy sale and all the watches are quality at that price. Probably not worth the regular prices though. They do have Japanese movement, stainless steel case and backs, real leather straps, ect. Pretty minimalist designs but that's how I like them.
Re: The what ever thread...
Posted: Mon Jun 09, 2014 4:22 pm
by GlitteryChunks
What is the appeal for watches for you guys? I never really understood why people got them, even before I got a cell phone. My parents got me a really nice Nike watch once and I wore it for a little but it always seemed like such a chore to remember to put something on that was only good for one thing.
Re: The what ever thread...
Posted: Mon Jun 09, 2014 4:25 pm
by jfrey
GlitteryChunks wrote:What is the appeal for watches for you guys? I never really understood why people got them, even before I got a cell phone. My parents got me a really nice Nike watch once and I wore it for a little but it always seemed like such a chore to remember to put something on that was only good for one thing.
Putting it on just becomes a habit. People always bring up the phone thing, but honestly it's not like it's easier to take your phone out than to just glance at your wrist. More than anything though it's part of a look. In the same way that I think wearing a dress shirt and pants with no belt or suspenders would look "unfinished" I think that a watch adds a certain kind of "finished" look.
Re: The what ever thread...
Posted: Mon Jun 09, 2014 4:36 pm
by Twangasaurus
Yeah, what jfrey said and the fact that there really aren't a lot of fashion accessories for men. Women get the bags and jewelry ect and if we ditch the watch what do we get? A watch for a man is a way to show a bit of personality and class without being too ostentatious.
Also, there is something awfully romantic about wearing hundreds of years worth of beautiful analogue (mostly) engineering right on your wrist.
Re: The what ever thread...
Posted: Mon Jun 09, 2014 4:37 pm
by ChetMagongalo
I never liked wearing watches either. I really don't care at all if other people enjoy them, but personally I find wearing just about any exccessory just annoying and excessive. another useless item I don't really need to spend money on

I also don't really like the sensation of the extra weight on my wrist, not because it's heavy or whatever it's just in the way.
Re: The what ever thread...
Posted: Mon Jun 09, 2014 5:12 pm
by phantasmagorovich
ChetMagongalo wrote:I never liked wearing watches either. I really don't care at all if other people enjoy them, but personally I find wearing just about any exccessory just annoying and excessive. another useless item I don't really need to spend money on

I also don't really like the sensation of the extra weight on my wrist, not because it's heavy or whatever it's just in the way.
The weight is actually among the nicest things about wearing a watch. At least to me.
Re: The what ever thread...
Posted: Tue Jun 10, 2014 11:55 am
by kbit
Yepp I really enjoy heavy jewelry, but I haven't worn my watch in a while. I got a heavy ring, though. And my girlfriend gave me a second ring yesterday. Not as very heavy, but wearing two rings feels pretty awesome.
Re: The what ever thread...
Posted: Tue Jun 10, 2014 10:45 pm
by BitchPudding
New phone get. What to do first......
"Siri, from now on call me Bitch Pudding."
"Ok, Bitch Pudding."
