I’m sure this watch started it for a lot of folks. When I fell in love with it after seeing it on TV as a kid, I didnt even know it was an homage of a Submariner. Assumed it was Invicta’s design.
Track sleep, work out, so on. Which got me use to having something on my wrist. Then I got These two together to see if I would like wearing Quartz watches
One is in Invicta that I just passed on to my brother to enjoy and one is a Biden watch. Both let me mess around with them in an affordable manner but after that I was hooked. I later found a watch that my wife gave to me 16 years ago I tucked away for 13 years 🤣
That one technically was my first watch given by me GF at the time now wife and I cherish it dearly!
The first watch I bought with my own money many years ago after working for the first time. It was a Guess quartz two tone. A fashion watch in hindsight but I loved it and it was stolen unfortunately so no longer have it.
I had a few Timex Weekenders when I was younger that I still own but the watch that really jump started my love was my SKX007 which will never ever be sold.
I had a Timex (time only) on an elastic steel band in the 80's. The band broke and stopped wearing it. I think I still have the watch head in storage somewhere. You got me thinking of digging it out and get it to run again.
My first watch was a Mido Multifort black with rubber strap automatic with open case back, I loved it and used it in high school and college, I ended up giving as a gift to my oldest nephew that is almost my brother as his first watch, I like to see it as my first inheritance, he knows how important it was for me and was a very emotional moment.
This is what started it for me when I was about 15. My grandfather gave me his old Lanco chronograph after he purchased a new Seiko chrono. Still have it, still wear it. Runs well with great patina & memories.
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Tissot PRC200 in 2005. Still own it, my son has rights to it and its his daily wear.
I’m sure this watch started it for a lot of folks. When I fell in love with it after seeing it on TV as a kid, I didnt even know it was an homage of a Submariner. Assumed it was Invicta’s design.
First watch that got me into watches was a timex expedition. first one that got me obsessed was a seiko SRPD
So first I bought an Apple Watch in 2020
Track sleep, work out, so on. Which got me use to having something on my wrist. Then I got These two together to see if I would like wearing Quartz watches
One is in Invicta that I just passed on to my brother to enjoy and one is a Biden watch. Both let me mess around with them in an affordable manner but after that I was hooked. I later found a watch that my wife gave to me 16 years ago I tucked away for 13 years 🤣
That one technically was my first watch given by me GF at the time now wife and I cherish it dearly!
My first watch was one of the resin Casio digitals in the early 1980s.
It probably decomposed.
Citizen Promaster Diver.
I still have it
MoonSwatch Sun edition. I still have it but I dont think I ever even wear it once outside. 😅😅😅
I still have it
Both desintegrated into a busy childhood, but it either was early 90s Plastic Swatch Scuba or a resin Casio TV remote watch. Oh what fun they were
The first watch I bought with my own money many years ago after working for the first time. It was a Guess quartz two tone. A fashion watch in hindsight but I loved it and it was stolen unfortunately so no longer have it.
This was my first watch when starting to wear one again after many years not doing so:
Bought it at Jomashop (i. e. it is the US version) which means it took a while to be delivered to Germany.
Still have it, will probably never sell it.
This Protrek, I still have it but I wear it only occasionaly.
I had a few Timex Weekenders when I was younger that I still own but the watch that really jump started my love was my SKX007 which will never ever be sold.
🙄sold it
Cartier roadster about 20y ago! Not on this strap though. Still love it and still beautiful in my eyes.
Tissot perpetual calendar
Cartier Tank Francaise. Bought it over 20 years ago and still going strong.
I had a Timex (time only) on an elastic steel band in the 80's. The band broke and stopped wearing it. I think I still have the watch head in storage somewhere. You got me thinking of digging it out and get it to run again.
Seiko SKX007, still have it thought about getting rid of it but my fellow Crunchers convinced me otherwise 💪🏾.
My first watch was a Mido Multifort black with rubber strap automatic with open case back, I loved it and used it in high school and college, I ended up giving as a gift to my oldest nephew that is almost my brother as his first watch, I like to see it as my first inheritance, he knows how important it was for me and was a very emotional moment.
Hamilton khaki and still have it 2012 purchase
Here it is.
Casio duro was my first one
Invicta grand diver nh35
This is what started it for me when I was about 15. My grandfather gave me his old Lanco chronograph after he purchased a new Seiko chrono. Still have it, still wear it. Runs well with great patina & memories.
Timex Mechanical Camper watch. In the 80s it was about 25 bucks. Goes for way more on eBay now
Seiko 5 - I got into the hobby right before my honeymoon a few years back and wanted something on my wrist to commemorate the trip
How could I sell this :
Sadly lost it (I was a kid)
My parents bought me this Bucherer in 1977. Still have it in the rotation