Horological Meandering

Last week I posted some pictures and thoughts about a Bremont ALT1-ZT that I purchased prior to their organizational change. Today I am posting it for a different reason. I will try to be less wordy this time. A small number of you might remember I was di...  

all this pain and hardship. Your stoic thinking and gratitude to what life offers even in this painful days is very inspiring. Glad you had something from home on your wrist that comforted you in these difficult times. With both hands fingers crossed I’m ... 

My back went out while I was on a boating trip (so painful and paralyzing) when I really needed to be able to move quickly. Many Motrin later it was like it never happened. Nothing like what you are going through but pain changes everything. It sounds lik... 

I wish you continued good health and hopefully this is behind you. It’s things like this that make us realize how frail life is. All the best, my friend, Tony.

+1. Prayers for a speedy recovery.

I haven’t been on the site long but I know the camaraderie goes well beyond watch collecting. Last update I bother you with they are sending me home today due to things looking so good. Less than 24 hours for a hip replacement. Not too bad😊

I know your hip isn't near your wrist but maybe it could be considered a medical expense (just to be safe 😉). Congratulations making it through safely. Michael ...  

Maybe if I held the face of the watch to the incision it would speed healing and prevent infection.🤪. Would that be eastern, western, global medicine? Love it.

but glad to know the infection is licked and an implant refitted. Now it's all the way to full recovery....best wishes

And thank you Mike for adding a little levity to the thread. I think keeping a light attitude, state of mind, whatever you want to call it helps in these types of situations.

Great to hear that you are on the mend now with the permanent implant back in. Kudos for your fortitude (and to your loyal Bremont : )

I am so sorry that you had to undergo such an ordeal, surgery is never easy, but, when complications set in, it makes it so much worse. You will never part with that watch, I bet, and these little machines bring us comfort and happiness that non-watch peo...