Most beaten up watch
What's people's most beaten up watch?
I bought this old citizen tough...in this condition from ebay.
Monoblock case so when previous owner replaced the glass it now condensates...so the dive extension is useless. Also it's a gmt but the 24 hour scale on the bezel has vanished...I love this watch though..it's history and the fact it's still worn. For work mostly :)
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From casio to seiko with citizen and orient in the mix... japanese watch fan. Oh and vostok:)
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People will laugh, but my Invicta Chrono. I cracked the crystal, one bracelet link is only half there, I rendered the Chrono useless by wearing it while demolishing a stone wall and it has the usual scratches from every day wear. Time telling it still works great, so I still wear it.
People will laugh, but my Invicta Chrono. I cracked the crystal, one bracelet link is only half there, I rendered the Chrono useless by wearing it while demolishing a stone wall and it has the usual scratches from every day wear. Time telling it still works great, so I still wear it.
That's great
Another beaten up watch.... enjoy
Got this one way back in 08. Wore it everyday for about 13 years, including a tour of duty in Afghanistan. The bracelet clasp is basically all exposed metal now lol. Its held up well in all these years. I hope to get many many more years with it.
These 2 abuse survivors still get circulated, Citizen 43mm with the worn bezel, no paint left on the numbers, switch between the 22mm tank trak like bracelet or rubber strap. The Swatch Irony is a Lil hefty thing with solid links/integrated bracelet. Pretty sure this thing is going to be on Ancient Aliens in about 300 years.
These 2 abuse survivors still get circulated, Citizen 43mm with the worn bezel, no paint left on the numbers, switch between the 22mm tank trak like bracelet or rubber strap. The Swatch Irony is a Lil hefty thing with solid links/integrated bracelet. Pretty sure this thing is going to be on Ancient Aliens in about 300 years.
Very nice watches
Got this one way back in 08. Wore it everyday for about 13 years, including a tour of duty in Afghanistan. The bracelet clasp is basically all exposed metal now lol. Its held up well in all these years. I hope to get many many more years with it.
It has a lot of history with you
I hope it keeps going strong
I don't have many very beaten up watch's as I really try to rotate and keep them in good order.
I do have this little guy from when I was a tyre fitter for the Dunlop Grand Prix tyre service in the late 90 's I wore it all the time while working on the service and it has some battle scars on the crystal but is otherwise surprisingly very unmarked. Still like to wear it and it hold some good memories too.