What's on your wrist?

[MrMarkyMark]

Does that mean you no longer need to wear the splint from too much self love?

That's all handled by a Portuguese VR firm now, paid for in Euro, he doesn't even need to get his hands dirty

[WTFH]

Nothing on my wrist.

Does that mean you no longer need to wear the splint from too much self love?

[barrydidit]

What's on your wrist?

we know you lost it in NLYUK's magic box

FTFY

[vetran]

Nothing on my wrist.
How very non-U it is to have a showy timepiece.

we know you get lost after looking at the big hand!

[MrMarkyMark]

Nothing on my wrist.
How very non-U it is to have a showy timepiece.

Doesn't have to be showy though?

That lovely old Omega is not showy, most would probably think it was a new Swatch

(Was not an insult against that lovely old watch BTW, my brother has one the same, passed down.)

[sasguru]

Nothing on my wrist.
How very non-U it is to have a showy timepiece.

[OwlHoot]

Thought this would be more your style....

Believe it or not, Emperor Hirohito of Japan wore a Mickey Mouse watch like that for years.

[original PM]

Rolex. Standard recruitment dress code.

Fookin wido

[Andy Hallett]

Rolex. Standard recruitment dress code.

[Paddy]

Over nine months later the watch is finally back from its trip around Europe after being sent to be repaired

I have had mine (Cronostop version) for over 40 years the last service (£110) was ten years ago and done by a UK specialist. It took two weeks with new glass, main spring and winder.

The value of the watch (percentage wise) has increased more than house prices

Omega went bankrupt some years ago and were bought out by Swatch. New Omegas are really male jewellery.