A digital Ironman worn with a power suit says something i'm not quit sure you want it to.
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A digital Ironman worn with a power suit says something i'm not quit sure you want it to.
A well tied tie can point to your family jewels and give a subliminal message, especially if your Johnson is pointing back.
I liked that but chose the Speedmaster Pro for the pedigree of the latter. It's a piece of Americana.
I'm an occasional collector of automatic watches, but I find myself always reaching for the same one everything morning.
Wearing a nice watch is like wearing a piece of art. It makes me happy...just like a nice arrangement of flowers, or a fresh prosecco.
This is next on my to-buy list - sexy blue diver
http://orientwatchusa.com/mens/diver-watches/em65009d#technical-details
This is next on my to-buy list - sexy blue diver
http://orientwatchusa.com/mens/diver-watches/em65009d#technical-details
Guys, help me out. Several years ago, my boss gave me a high end watch as a gift (which I can't find now because I have too much stuff). For the life of me I can't remember the brand name. I think the name starts with a "W" and is Germanic sounding. Any idea what is the brand name?
Just the other day we found out that my friend's 23-year-old son has no clue how to read a clock - according to him he was never taught it in school! (or maybe he missed that day?)
One of my watches is a gift from my company for my 15 year employment anniversary. It is a Time America, but I do not know if it is a high or medium quality watch.
A former GF bought an Eaton's retirement watch at the Eaton's bankruptcy auction. For the life of me I cannot find it, but it will turn up. Worth keeping just as an oddity.
A former GF bought an Eaton's retirement watch at the Eaton's bankruptcy auction. For the life of me I cannot find it, but it will turn up. Worth keeping just as an oddity.
I wear watches as accessories. Nothing particularly expensive or worth bragging about. I like watches with hands and stuff on the simpler side.
One of the more interesting watches that I own is made largely out of wood. Check out an online company called Tense that makes many different styles of wooden watches.
I have one stainless steel watch that is deceptively heavy. Anyone who picks it up is surprised by the weight. It looks nice but after a day it gets uncomfortable. But it doubles as an awesome weight for when I jerk off. When I want to work out and jerk off at the same time.
Have a pocket watch and chain but rarely ever bust that out.
One of the more interesting watches that I own is made largely out of wood. Check out an online company called Tense that makes many different styles of wooden watches.
I have one stainless steel watch that is deceptively heavy. Anyone who picks it up is surprised by the weight. It looks nice but after a day it gets uncomfortable. But it doubles as an awesome weight for when I jerk off. When I want to work out and jerk off at the same time.
Have a pocket watch and chain but rarely ever bust that out.
Problem for me is that there are other things that I'd rather spend my money on than high end watches. For $100 to 200 you can get a nice looking watch that just doesn't say Rolex or Omega or whatever.
Or you 'can' get a nice looking watch for ~$200 that does say Rolex or Omega on it;
http://www.usreplica.com/
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