Interesting....

[Herbert Augustus Chapman]

What in God's name is 'a statement watch'? Have you been reading old copies of GQ while you wait to get your hair cut again?

It is how an estate agent or double glazing salesman signals his success. A gentlemen would have nothing to do with them and I'm a little disappointed that c shows even the slightest interest.

[Sir C]

It is how an estate agent or double glazing salesman signals his success. A gentlemen would have nothing to do with them and I'm a little disappointed that c shows even the slightest interest.

A gentleman's watch collection, like his car collection, should encompass different varieties of watch, suitable for different occasions.

One wouldn't drive a Ferrari to the supermarket, would one? One would take, perhaps, a G Wagon or M5. In the same way, one wouldn't countenance wearing an IWC Portofino to the beach. That would be madness. One would choose an Omega Seamaster, perhaps.

[PSRB]

A gentleman's watch collection, like his car collection, should encompass different varieties of watch, suitable for different occasions.

One wouldn't drive a Ferrari to the supermarket, would one? One would take, perhaps, a G Wagon or M5. In the same way, one wouldn't countenance wearing an IWC Portofino to the beach. That would be madness. One would choose an Omega Seamaster, perhaps.

So I need to move to the beach?

[Sir C]

So I need to move to the beach?

The beauty of the Seamaster is its versatility. Indeed, I wear mine as my 'every day' watch.

I would go so far as to say that a gentleman who has fallen on hard times could theoretically restrict himself just to a Seamaster and consider himself adequately equipped in the horological department.

[Burney]

The beauty of the Seamaster is its versatility. Indeed, I wear mine as my 'every day' watch.

I would go so far as to say that a gentleman who has fallen on hard times could theoretically restrict himself just to a Seamaster and consider himself adequately equipped in the horological department.

That's lucky. It is my everyday watch. Also, my only watch.

[PSRB]

That's lucky. It is my everyday watch. Also, my only watch.

Probably due a service.....that'll be cheap

[Burney]

Probably due a service.....that'll be cheap

Believe me, it's not.

Indeed, you get the bill and ask yourself why you didn't just buy another fvcking watch.

[IUFG]

The beauty of the Seamaster is its versatility. Indeed, I wear mine as my 'every day' watch.

I would go so far as to say that a gentleman who has fallen on hard times could theoretically restrict himself just to a Seamaster and consider himself adequately equipped in the horological department.

Did you go for the mid-size Seamaster?

What with you having girl's wrists, and that...

[Sir C]

Did you go for the mid-size Seamaster?

What with you having girl's wrists, and that...

Yes, absolutely. Anything over 45 mm looks silly on me.

Except the Monaco