Sometimes. It would be hard to decide what to change to. The Monta Noble is always an easy choice. That is unless you are wearing it, then you would have to take it off.
Often, yes. I take off the "work watch" and put on something more comfortable.
I'll often do the opposite on a day off where I might have been wearing a g-shock to exercise or around the house, then put on something else for dinner
Almost never. the only real exception would be if I have a formal event later in the day and then I'd switch to a dress watch, which I only wear with a suite. Luckily for me this is about once a year.
I dig changing my watches throughout the day. Usually one 9-5 and then another two changes during the evening. These watches are my toys and toys are to be played with. .
Absolutely! My record currently stands at 4 watches throughout the day. If I remember correctly, I started with a Casio 'Royale' for chores and dog walks, a field watch to go out and about that day. G-Shock for a run when I got home, and then my Sugess Chronograph to go out for a date with my wife that night. It's all part of the fun for me! ๐
Three watches per day: one watch gets 8 hours on wrist, and the other two 4 hours each. One of the watches each day is randomly selected from my collection.
One watch when I wake up in the morning which is chosen from an assortment of watches that I keep in a dresser drawer.
Then I will go and have coffee while I read/send some emails for work. After about an hour or so, I get ready for the rest of my day and pick a different watch from my watch box that I will wear for the rest of the day.
I almost always wear two watches each day. One for the day and one for the evening. There are times Iโll wear the same watch all day, but more often than not Iโm switching things up.
Rarely, but still sometimes. I sometimes ponder about the watch for the next day, and if it is a self-winder that is a good way to build up the power reserve. Or, I'm wearing a handwinder and I noticed it stopped because it was insufficuently wound. That I take as a sign to switch.
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Sometimes. It would be hard to decide what to change to. The Monta Noble is always an easy choice. That is unless you are wearing it, then you would have to take it off.
Yes, sometimes multiple lol
Working from home now allows me to be within an arms reach of my watchbox. I switch constantly.
Yes, but mostly after work. Not sure I would want to take off that Monta Noble. Such a beautiful piece thatโs on my current radar.
Rarely do I swap out my watch of the day. Holidays are the usual exception for me as I will often wear my grandfatherโs watch for the family meal.
Yes.
Often, yes. I take off the "work watch" and put on something more comfortable.
I'll often do the opposite on a day off where I might have been wearing a g-shock to exercise or around the house, then put on something else for dinner
Absolutely!
Almost never. the only real exception would be if I have a formal event later in the day and then I'd switch to a dress watch, which I only wear with a suite. Luckily for me this is about once a year.
Yes, when I change outfits from work.
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I dig changing my watches throughout the day. Usually one 9-5 and then another two changes during the evening. These watches are my toys and toys are to be played with. .
Oh man....... that timepiece and the shot you've taken... just pure ๐ฅ I want one ๐คฃ
Absolutely! My record currently stands at 4 watches throughout the day. If I remember correctly, I started with a Casio 'Royale' for chores and dog walks, a field watch to go out and about that day. G-Shock for a run when I got home, and then my Sugess Chronograph to go out for a date with my wife that night. It's all part of the fun for me! ๐
Three watches per day: one watch gets 8 hours on wrist, and the other two 4 hours each. One of the watches each day is randomly selected from my collection.
One watch when I wake up in the morning which is chosen from an assortment of watches that I keep in a dresser drawer.
Then I will go and have coffee while I read/send some emails for work. After about an hour or so, I get ready for the rest of my day and pick a different watch from my watch box that I will wear for the rest of the day.
The day will start out looking like thisโฆ
And end up looking like thisโฆ
All the time!๐ป
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I almost always wear two watches each day. One for the day and one for the evening. There are times Iโll wear the same watch all day, but more often than not Iโm switching things up.
Rarely, but still sometimes. I sometimes ponder about the watch for the next day, and if it is a self-winder that is a good way to build up the power reserve. Or, I'm wearing a handwinder and I noticed it stopped because it was insufficuently wound. That I take as a sign to switch.
Not really, no. Some days I don't even wear a watch at all.
Most day, yes. Since I work from home, it's easy (and tempting) to do.
For shure.๐
Yes, but very seldom.
Some days yes, others no.
๐ฏ and I feel like a lunatic but oh well!
Sometimes. I try to use one watch for as long a possible, sometimes two or three days in a row, but I fail miserably in my attempt of consistency.
Yes. Multiple times. I have 400 and very often love to change up throughout the day.
๐ฏ and I feel like a lunatic but oh well!
Not a lunatic. I do same.
looks fantastic
I put on the titanium watch when I'm on lounge mode