When traveling abroad
When you traveling abroad and dont want to take multiple watches-how do you choose what to take??
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When you traveling abroad and dont want to take multiple watches-how do you choose what to take??
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with multiple passports i take a watch from each nation i'm pretending to come from
I Only take what I am.willing to have stolen by corrupt workers.
My last international trip I wore Omega Speedmaster limited edition. It’s a reduced speedy so no one noticed. But I was constantly worried that I will loose it. My next one, I am just planing to take my #hamilton khaki king on a nato strap and a #casio Pathfinder
I take my trusty and reliable 15 yr old "beater"! Mostly 'cause I don't care what happens to it (yet it keeps taking a licking and keeps on ticking!) and it'd be easy (and cheap) to replace if something did 👍 This one's been to the other side of the planet with me twice 😀
I take the one with the least monetary and sentimental value for everyday (currently my Pro Diver) and a nicer watch for other times (still lower monetary/sentimental value).
I only travel to countries which don’t require me to get a visa, then I also feel confident to bring any of my watches. Never ran into any issues. But nowadays I sometimes pretend to have forgotten to bring a watch so I can buy a new/used one there :-)
Sorry for the different topic, but condolences for the terrible things that happened to the people of your country, regardless of the politics of the whole situation.
I only take what I’m willing to lose, usually my SKX007
Sorry for the different topic, but condolences for the terrible things that happened to the people of your country, regardless of the politics of the whole situation.
Thank you very much