And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
That would be my choice as well. The other watch faces are too busy. If I wear a watch it is usually my Eco-drive Citizen or if I am in formal wear the Submariner comes out. The Rolex still needs to be serviced as it looses just over 4 minutes every hour but it still looks good with the stainless and blue faced dial.
I love the Breitling, but c'mon. I'd never use any of those functions and couldn't wear it with any shirt with cuffs. Totally out of place with a suit. Nope, mine is another bid for the Omega.
Omega, please.
ReplyDeleteThat would be my choice as well. The other watch faces are too busy. If I wear a watch it is usually my Eco-drive Citizen or if I am in formal wear the Submariner comes out. The Rolex still needs to be serviced as it looses just over 4 minutes every hour but it still looks good with the stainless and blue faced dial.
DeleteSame, hands-down. Simple, elegant, stylish, sporty...got it all.
DeleteI agree. Simple, elegant timepiece that does what it should, with no pretension.
Delete"Loses....just over 4 minutes every hour..."
DeleteNot much use as a watch, is it?
No Rolex GMT Master?
ReplyDeleteWhat time is it? Who cares, this is just for looks.
ReplyDeletemake mine a Fortis Marinemaster
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I used to own this one.
Bought it in Germany in 1975 for $300.
Sold it 15 years ago for $3,500.
I love the Breitling, but c'mon. I'd never use any of those functions and couldn't wear it with any shirt with cuffs. Totally out of place with a suit. Nope, mine is another bid for the Omega.
ReplyDeleteWhere is the Timex easy reader
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