Show us your watches.....

[sasguru]

Anyone who spends more than a couple of a hundred on a watch is a fashion victim.
Unless you're buying for investment potential.

HTH

[Churchill]

Anyone who spends more than a couple of a hundred on a watch is a fashion victim.
Unless you're buying for investment potential.

HTH

Thanks for that piece of sage advice. **** off now, back to your shed with you.

[sasguru]

Thanks for that piece of sage advice. **** off now, back to your shed with you.

Ok poor boy who needs to keep up with the Jones's.

[Churchill]

Ok poor boy who needs to keep up with the Jones's.

You still here?

[milanbenes]

aye

Milan.

[BoredBloke]

I've not had a watch since the middle of 1988. There are clocks everywhere. my car has one, my PC's have them, the syk box and the tv's have them. The time is printed on a receipt when you buy stuff, my phone has one etc And if for some reason I don't have access to any of these things, I just ask somebody who has bought a watch!

To be honest I'm pretty good at judging the time without one anyway!

[ThomasSoerensen]

Anyone who spends more than a couple of a hundred on a watch is a fashion victim.
Unless you're buying for investment potential.

HTH

Who just got a McBook Air?

[sasguru]

Who just got a McBook Air?

The Macbook air is perfect for surfing and Python dev work on the sofa or train.
Unlike you I don't feel the need to lug big monstrosities to build up my puny muscles. Cretin.

[ChrisPackit]

My first watch was a "Manchester United" watch with a football that went round with the second hand.

Haha, my first watch was a Casio digital that I got by saving tokens on the back of Monster Munch packets, circa 1980. It was cool and played the James Bond theme tune.

[Churchill]

Who just got a McBook Air?

But, but... but... but... <backpedal> <backpedal>Cretin.

Very impressive. Well done SAS.