my choice was

the JLC Extreme World Chrono. When I first got it, I gave my Yachtmaster some wrist time every so often. But after a few months, it was all EWC all the time. For sure, I wore it at least two years straight. I broke my streak about 6 months ago, I strapped on my Speedmaster for one day. Since then, the EWC has been back on the wrist.

It's easy to switch straps, so that's a plus. However, 90% of the time, it's on the OEM rubber strap with OEM deployant. To be sure, I shouldn't be commended for sacrificing the enjoyment of wearing other watches in order to accomplish this feat, because I don't have the desire to wear anything else (if that makes sense)

I bought it for a very special reason, and my attraction to it has only grown stronger as time passes. Lately, the only time I take it off is if I am bathing at my residence, cleaning it, or doing chores which are inherently hazardous to the watch (underhood car maintenance, for example.) Any other time (including sleeping, traveling, etc.) it is on my left wrist.

Cheers, PF This message has been edited by PeaceFrog on 2010-11-17 16:36:56

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A true lady purist

By: anaesdoc : November 17th, 2010-03:35

Dear fellow PuristS, it is amazing in how many different ways and people puristic thoughts can be found! I came across this story a few days ago and you might be interested to read it. In this case a German lady journalist decided to wear the same dress (...

how little you actually need. ?!!!

By: Tony A.H : November 17th, 2010-06:02

WOW. i like that. and it is True. like some say: LESS IS MORE :0))) however i still like the Idea of Strap Change every once in a while.. it gives me the Feeling that i have a New Watch ;0)))) Cheers T

I sometimes play the same trick, Tony

By: anaesdoc : November 17th, 2010-08:46

you´re right, changing a strap can occasionally give the watch a very different look, that makes you feel you´ve got a new one. Less is more, keep it simple, small is beautiful - these mottos are well known and rarely followed. Or am I wrong? Ki...

Does anyone remember Hetty Green

By: Harv : November 17th, 2010-10:15

The journalist who wore the same dress for a year was not the first to do that trick. A U.S. woman financier did it many years ago - or so it is believed. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hetty_Green I didn't remember the name until I scoured around a bit...

Never heard of the lady before

By: anaesdoc : November 17th, 2010-11:32

Thanks for the comment, Harv. It illustartes the truth of the words "There´s nothing new under the sun" (Ecclesiastes). But I reckon the lady jornalist must be quite a different person from what I read about Mrs. Green . She seems to have been a bit ...

Interesting......

By: MiniCooper : November 17th, 2010-11:48

A while ago I posted a similar topic..... So, if you would only wear one watch for a whole year, which one would it be? Cheers

my choice was

By: PeaceFrog : November 17th, 2010-16:35

Interesting ...

By: anaesdoc : November 17th, 2010-21:55

PP, that you started this thread (which BTW I did not intend to restart) about self-limitation in watches. Can you post my the link, please? As I wrote to Harv: "There´s nothing new under the sun" (Ecclesiastes). Thanks for your comment, anaesdoc

Give me....

By: MiniCooper : November 19th, 2010-10:46

some time to find it.... Cheers ps. I do not mind at all for you staring a thread about it.... the more threads the better in order to instigate any interesting discussion...

Hi....

By: MiniCooper : January 4th, 2011-10:30

My apologies for my delayed answer.... I tried to use the search function to find th thread, but, alas, was not successful..... But having one thread does not mean that a new one may nt be started. Happy new year...... Cheers

HNY

By: anaesdoc : January 4th, 2011-13:14

Hi, PP! Thanks for your attempt to track down the thread. Although I practically do not send SMS, I like to decipher the abbreviations. In my mother language it´s nt always easy, but the real challenge lies in foreign ones . I reckon HNY does not pre...

She clearly has a good sense of style and humor.

By: dxboon : November 18th, 2010-01:29

Not everyone (I include myself in this group.) would know how to create all these looks with one dress and a variety of accessories. I certainly am impressed. Insofar as watches go, I think I could wear one watch all year round. It would be tough, but I c...

I fully consent!

By: anaesdoc : November 18th, 2010-14:00

Good sense of style and humor - that sums it up quite nicely, Daos. As a trousers-shirt-pullover type of person, I am always amazed how the ladies (my own included ) manage to create all these different effects by minute variations of small details that I...

Wow, that is committment!

By: pingtsai : January 4th, 2011-21:37

Truly admirable. I have to say it would be much easier with a watch though...at least for me Sure would free up a lot of time to think about other, more important things. Thanks for sharing.

Commitment and self-restraint

By: anaesdoc : January 5th, 2011-10:29

Hi Ping, thanks for your comment - I had almost forgotten this post ! Like you I would rather manage to cope a year with the same watch rather than the same clothing. How about sports, concerts and holiday at the beach? A Rolex might be suitable for all t...

I totally agree with you...

By: Yves007 : January 7th, 2011-18:59

One timepiece can go everywhere from chic to sporty. I think that my UN Maxi Marine Diver, with its white dial and superb finish would fit the bill nicely. But wearing the same clothes on and on?? Maybe a bathing suit underneath what ever I would wear in ...

Yep, you´re right!

By: anaesdoc : January 8th, 2011-06:59

Hi Yves, your UN also fulfills the criteria for an allround watch which goes with different garments. Kind regards, anaesdoc