I'm going to start a watch thread.
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Just bought this and love this make.
http://www.twsteeluk.com/p-984-tw-st...w415-48mm.aspx
http://www.twsteeluk.com/p-984-tw-st...w415-48mm.aspx
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I am a fan of vintage Casio G-Shocks.. Had lots, modded them with negative displays, dyed the colors etc..
These I own now.
G-Shock Stargate DW8300, 1995.
![](http://s017.radikal.ru/i428/1307/cb/fb17c69a3277.jpg)
ProTrek PRT-40, back from the 1998![Smile](images/smilies/smile.gif)
![](http://s51.radikal.ru/i134/1307/33/067b9b6c304c.jpg)
Modern G-Lide with TideGraph and Moonphases for spotting werewolves...
![](http://s018.radikal.ru/i507/1307/f4/cb4a314b02c1.jpg)
And my fave watch so far, obsession at first sight... Bell&Ross Phantom![Smile](images/smilies/smile.gif)
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G-Shock Stargate DW8300, 1995.
![](http://s017.radikal.ru/i428/1307/cb/fb17c69a3277.jpg)
ProTrek PRT-40, back from the 1998
![Smile](images/smilies/smile.gif)
![](http://s51.radikal.ru/i134/1307/33/067b9b6c304c.jpg)
Modern G-Lide with TideGraph and Moonphases for spotting werewolves...
![](http://s018.radikal.ru/i507/1307/f4/cb4a314b02c1.jpg)
And my fave watch so far, obsession at first sight... Bell&Ross Phantom
![Smile](images/smilies/smile.gif)
![](http://s019.radikal.ru/i607/1307/b7/3f34c8444b92.jpg)
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my 'fun' watch
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I am a fan of vintage Casio G-Shocks.. Had lots, modded them with negative displays, dyed the colors etc..
These I own now.
G-Shock Stargate DW8300, 1995.
![](http://s017.radikal.ru/i428/1307/cb/fb17c69a3277.jpg)
ProTrek PRT-40, back from the 1998![Smile](images/smilies/smile.gif)
![](http://s51.radikal.ru/i134/1307/33/067b9b6c304c.jpg)
Modern G-Lide with TideGraph and Moonphases for spotting werewolves...
![](http://s018.radikal.ru/i507/1307/f4/cb4a314b02c1.jpg)
And my fave watch so far, obsession at first sight... Bell&Ross Phantom![Smile](images/smilies/smile.gif)
![](http://s019.radikal.ru/i607/1307/b7/3f34c8444b92.jpg)
![Freak3](images/smilies/freak3.gif)
G-Shock Stargate DW8300, 1995.
![](http://s017.radikal.ru/i428/1307/cb/fb17c69a3277.jpg)
ProTrek PRT-40, back from the 1998
![Smile](images/smilies/smile.gif)
![](http://s51.radikal.ru/i134/1307/33/067b9b6c304c.jpg)
Modern G-Lide with TideGraph and Moonphases for spotting werewolves...
![](http://s018.radikal.ru/i507/1307/f4/cb4a314b02c1.jpg)
And my fave watch so far, obsession at first sight... Bell&Ross Phantom
![Smile](images/smilies/smile.gif)
![](http://s019.radikal.ru/i607/1307/b7/3f34c8444b92.jpg)
I really like those vintage Casio watches, very nice
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But why on earth do you wear those plastic bracelets on your wrists?
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Watch is the male equivalent of jewellery, correct. Some men like wearing flash watches and blinding others with the reflection. Nothing wrong with that.
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Years ago, sister in-law once had a phase when she was acting like the new age hippy with her musical, bearded husband. They wouldn't wear a watch, wouldn't believe in keeping the time boundaries. Nature was the clock for them for that 'anti tick-tock' period. Her husband has been a psychiatric nurse for a long time, and she herself is now a nurse. I bet there's no escaping the time now. A second could decide life and death.
However, time is such a binding thing! Without time boundaries, life would be quite peaceful, I imagine. Then again, if time didn't exist, how would we know when to get to work etc. Difficult one, that.
About tide, tides are important to value the calm after and before tide.
Therefore, both have their places, so has the watch tbh.
Last edited by Turbohot; 27 July 2013 at 10:11 AM.
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Same is with any other binding gadget, Matt. When on holiday and relaxing outing, we should leave all binding things behind e.g. mobile phones, laptops, watches etc. It makes sense to feel as relaxed as possible for the moments we are actually supposed to be relaxing.
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The watches are fine, but what about those plastic bracelets morgentau is wearing? Are they some sort of gheyer signalling system to alert other gheyers about your passive/active preferences?
I've always assumed men who wear beaded necklaces are employing a similar gheyer preference alert system
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The watches are fine, but what about those plastic bracelets morgentau is wearing? Are they some sort of gheyer signalling system to alert other gheyers about your passive/active preferences?
I've always assumed men who wear beaded necklaces are employing a similar gheyer preference alert system
I've always assumed men who wear beaded necklaces are employing a similar gheyer preference alert system
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About beads around some males' necks, if an Indian yogi can dangle beads around his neck without being called ghey or anything, what can't other humans? So, don't be so judgemental.
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Last edited by Turbohot; 27 July 2013 at 10:30 AM.
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Keep up, old bean.
Those wristbands are campaigning wristbands. It's cool to wear them, and the more you wear them, the more it shows that you are a thoughtful person. You do get some non-campaigning ones in the town market stalls, but they are just to meet the vogue.
About beads around some males' necks, if an Indian yogi can dangle beads around his neck without being called ghey or anything, what can't other humans? So, don't be so judgemental.![Big Grin](images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
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About beads around some males' necks, if an Indian yogi can dangle beads around his neck without being called ghey or anything, what can't other humans? So, don't be so judgemental.
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Not sure about that ^ dedicated campaigner, but they seemed to become fashionable since the G8 Summit and the first international "White Band Day" in 2005 for Make Poverty History campaign. Then all cause-focused organisations started to copy the idea one by one. Then rastafarians and ravers stole the idea as well to make them as multi-coloured. Those multi-coloured ones campaign for "dance like a loony, become poor and lose your head by wasting your money on taking drugs" instead. Anyway, now everybody (including profit making commercial companies) is making a wristband with their name on.