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Me, me, me, Hail to Swatch 😎😇😎
See my old thread on my very first wristwatch here:
www.watchprosite.com
OK, who here has ever owned a Swatch?
Swatch changed the watch industry by making Swiss watches affordable, fun, and fashionable again during the quartz crisis of the 1980s. Instead of treating watches only as luxury products, Swatch turned them into colorful lifestyle accessories people coul...
Me, me, me, Hail to Swatch 😎😇😎
See my old thread on my very first wristwatch here: www.watchprosite.com
🙏🏼
None of the current lineup are to wear - more just interesting items that popped up along the way and which will be given to the grandkids (when I have them).
Swatch was what I collected as a boy
Every summer holiday I would go on a holiday trip with my parents and they would give me some pocket money for the trip. I remember it like around 50 €. That would be exactly enough to by myself a new swatch. And so I would build my first watch collection...
I owned, wore and traded during the Swatch hype (ca. 1987 - 1993) about 80 Swatches.
That was a nice hobby in the early days. At one point (luckily early enough) I sold all of them, except the GB101 (first series in black, which I still own) and with the profit paid my taxes for that year and bought my first vintage watch. Cheers, HSTE
Yeah, I remember the days when people traded Swatch watches very often.
These watches didn't speak to me, I ignored the hype at that time.
I think most of is have or had something from Swatch at some point.
I do have several but must admit i have almost never worn them 😬
Just a few!
Hi Bought quite a few! Have to say my yellow jelly skin, is probably the watch that has been most commented upon. Cheers JML ...
I fell prey to the Marketing...
I have about 8-10 still somewhere languishing in a cardboard box in a box in the garage... Fond memories from 1991 when I started out in SF and used to go up to Macy's off Union Square to buy them during my lunch hour. Haven't looked at them for a number ...