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Colorful and lots of fun. Yet still understated as vintage watches often are.

Would love to see more like this. Very interesting to see what watches people wore when a watch was (literally) essential to daily life. My father was born in 1910. He was 45 when I was born so I only remember the watches he wore when he was middle aged or older. There were only two -- first a Tudor

... and I agree with him. In advance ;-)

As much as I like that 1680 Red, I have to say this Seamaster is special -- beautiful design.

Nice that you can look back with fond memories. I appreciate not only its good looks, but its comfort, versatility, and trim case.

Something satisfying about it. That said, automatic is nice in the sense that you have to actively move with the watch on, which can increase the bonding experience ;-)

Except my Dad's from the late 1950s, which I lost 20 years ago ...

If only I got up that early 😉

... but Jocke’s photos could make a Timex look like a Patek. Well, almost 😉

... intentional or not!