[Tissot]

I know lots of jazz players wear very nice watches, because it shows the taste that he or she has.

I personally really like MIDO watches, bought a MIDO baroncelli last year, and still in love with it.

What kind of watch do you have? Let's share the pictures.

Here is mine:

 

[dha]

I have a Tissot T-Touch Trekk. Titanium with rubber band. It has a barometer,thermometer, altimeter, chronometer and best of all a compass, all at the touch of your finger. You would think this would be a heavy clunker but on the contrary it is so
light I hardly know I have it on as a result of the titanium. I have owned Rolex, Omega and other vintage watches along the way.

 

[Super Action Man]

never really cared much or been interested in watches (that's my generation for you) but i feel the need to tell you that the selmer paris company sells its own watch in its boutique.

 

[TMadness1013]

I've had a Citizen Eco-Drive watch for several years now. LOVE the fact I don't have to worry about batteries (for those not in the know, the eco-drive watches use solar)

 

[CooolJazzz]

I haven't worn a watch in over ten years. One of the great things about going nowhere is that it doesn't matter what time you show up.

 

[VintageSaxGuy]

We're only allowed to have one? :TGNCHK:

At the moment I have a '56 Omega on my wrist...but I like a hodgepodge of brands/models.

I really dig quite a few American watches from the 20's-50's (there are endless choices for cases, dials, and movements...what's not to love!), but I have been getting into 50's Omega's a bit lately.

 

[ericdano]

Ugh….really? A watch? What a stupid thread. Maybe next we will talk about shoes…..

 

[bandmommy]

I don't wear watches. The nickle in the buckle on leather bands gives me a rash, and the 'stainless' bands bite, pinch, or just don't work.
The ones with the 'plastic' band/buckle are not exactly what I would call 'age appropriate' for a woman in their 50's.

 

[saxmanjack]

I don't live with my arm chained to a clock.

 

[sonnymobleytrane]

Ugh….really? A watch? What a stupid thread. Maybe next we will talk about shoes…..

It is strange where it is posted, but would be a fine topic in the lounge....

 

[Agent27]

I wear a titanium Citizen Eco-Drive. My father gave me his old two tone Rolex for my birthday to keep or to sell. It's a nice watch but it's not "me". It's a little old fashioned. I prefer the more modern, wider watches. So I'm thinking of selling it and using some of that money to buy this one.

 

[Thomas]

TAG Heuer, hasn't lost a second in 20 years. Built like a tank.

 

[Smokey613]

Longines ...

 

[saxmusicguy]

Ugh….really? A watch? What a stupid thread. Maybe next we will talk about shoes…..

You may be interested in these threads:

What do you wear to gigs?: http://forum.saxontheweb.net/showthread.php?128779-What-do-you-wear-for-a-gig

Do you always wear the same gig outfit? http://forum.saxontheweb.net/showthread.php?146893-Do-you-wear-the-same-thing-to-every-gig

Do you wear sunglasses while gigging? http://forum.saxontheweb.net/showthread.php?134714-Do-you-wear-sunglasses-shades-when-you-play-a-gig

I don't live with my arm chained to a clock.

Yes, I've often thought about the statement that watch-wearing makes.

 

[RootyTootoot]

Ugh….really? A watch? What a stupid thread. Maybe next we will talk about shoes…..

Bad shoes as well, eh? :mrgreen:

Yes of course it should be in the Lounge.

I have a couple of cheap but rather nice looking Fossil watches and an Adidas watch which I rotate. The idea of spending hundreds on a watch does not compute for me. As long as they keep good time, which all watches do these days.

 

[guido]

Timex Ironman. Waterproof to 100 meters.

 

[Frank D]

A square silver Victorinox that my wife gave me for dress up occasions, and a cheap Hamilton for everyday wear.

 

[BrianMitchellBrody]

Movado Diamond.

 

[Norbert]

I don't use a watch to keep time.

 

[Flâneur]

How on earth would you know?

TAG Heuer, hasn't lost a second in 20 years. Built like a tank.