Watcha wearing today?

[Wilkshire13]

I have an apple iWatch that monitored everything and the data is saved directly to my iPhone, and I give the data to my GP to check up on my health and also my mental health (PTSD and sleep).

Apologies, I assumed you were taking the piss.

Yeah, my Garmin can do that I assume, however, I didn't get it for that purpose. I guess the stress recordings could be useful for my psych.

 

[SpeedyPC]

Apologies, I assumed you were taking the piss.

Yeah, my Garmin can do that I assume, however, I didn't get it for that purpose. I guess the stress recordings could be useful for my psych.

Depends on the Garmin watch model you choose, and some models doesn’t record certain health data with your latest Garmin app on your phone.

Always discuss with your doctor, depending on what your doctor needs and what’s best for your health.

 

[Wilkshire13]

Depends on the Garmin watch model you choose, and some models doesn’t record certain health data with your latest Garmin app on your phone.

Always discuss with your doctor, depending on what your doctor needs and what’s best for your health.

Eh mine doesn't need squat from me so all good

 

[Gargravarr]

Apologies, I assumed you were taking the piss.

That would normally be a pretty reasonable assumption in his case

 

[SpeedyPC]

That would normally be a pretty reasonable assumption in his case

 

[Mycroft47]

That would normally be a pretty reasonable assumption in his case

 

[SpeedyPC]

Spoiler

 

[Mycroft47]

Spoiler

C’mon now be nice don’t be a D*#*>

 

[SpeedyPC]

What are you trying to tell me @Mycroft47? What are you trying to quote? Can't speak or type?

 

[Phil Harmonica]

I had the chance to wear my only pocket watch to a wedding recently and the number of positive comments it got reminded me that although the use of timepieces of this kind has waned there is a certain charm about them that remains……. once again great piece, thanks for sharing

I own a few Ball watches. Their trademark is "Official Standard". William Clayton Ball's list of standards for "Railroad Grade" pocket watches was eventually adopted by railways all over the world. Here is a bit of their history:

The Great Kipton Train Wreck

On April 18, 1891, near Kipton station, 40 miles west of Cleveland, Ohio, the fast mail train #14 collided with the Toledo Express. The fast mail was running at full speed, and the Toledo express was almost at a spot where it would traditionally pull over on a siding to let the fast mail pass...

postalmuseum.si.edu

 

[Phil Harmonica]

In addition to collecting shaving gear, watches and old film cameras, I am a steam locomotive buff.

 

[thorpef1]

Wearing my trusty Seiko today.

 

[TroyTools]

I got mine back from the shop this week. 2 months and $1665 later

 

[tullfan]

I got mine back from the shop this week. 2 months and $1665 later

what make

 

[TroyTools]

what make

 

[Mycroft47]

Kermit?

 

[TroyTools]

Kermit?

As much as I hate that word, yes.
50th Anniversary Submariner, 16610LV.
I bought it 13 years ago specifically because it has the Maxi Dial and the big hands, as eyesight rarely improves on it's own as we get older.

 

[Mycroft47]

As much as I hate that word, yes.
50th Anniversary Submariner, 16610LV.
I bought it 13 years ago specifically because it has the Maxi Dial and the big hands, as eyesight rarely improves on it's own as we get older.

Yeah, not the most flattering nickname for such a fine timepiece……….. with you on the eyesight thing!

 

[SpeedyPC]

Kryptonite

 

[neongas]

That is an epic watch. Rolex don't make em like they used to.