For me a date is practically a necessity. Having said that I'll admit I've only ever had watches with a typical date window - never had a pointer date. I'd like to try out a pointer for a while and become accustomed to reading it that way.
By the same token that I prefer analog timekeeping over digital because it gives me a visual reference to the flow of time rather than a somewhat abstract numerical value, the date could be read the same way.
I love these old Nivada Chronomasters.
Old Tudor Subs are fun too.
Both of these multiple sets are somewhat diminished at this time as I sold one out of each group.
Thanks John.
Only the Super Pro is still with me, and of course I have sellers remorse on both the Heuers that were here for a while but have now continued on their respective odysseys. It was my good fortune that they visited with me even for a short time.
Happy Monday. 😉
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