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Watch perfection?

wolfpack076 said:
Just got this in the mail earlier today. New Isobrite Mariner series. T100 tritium illumination which from what I read is the max allowed in a watch. Luminox uses T25. watch is heavy as hell but the illumination is unbelievable.
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That’s the problem with me wearing watches it’s heavy but my Hamilton is small I use that one when we travel . Nice looking watch my man
 
Recent addition - Citizen Promaster Titanium Automatic

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javbike said:
View attachment 51711This is the Hamilton I travel with all the time it so small it very comfortable to have on all day
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Nice watch, comfortable and classy. I have found that smaller watches are more comfortable for me too. The two citizens I wear most often are 39 mms.

The one today is a 1980s 39 mm Citizen Dolphin on a James Bond replica Nato strap, same colors as Sean Connery wore in Dr. No

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wolfpack076 said:
Luminox uses T25 illumination. Bright enough for everyday tasks. However, the Isobrite watch I got a few weeks ago uses T100 illumination. Both are really good and rugged built.
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Nice watch too. It's pretty academic for me these day. ,my field and sleepy time watch these days is a timex field watch with indiglo. The rest of my watches are mostly automatic divers and the superluminova and seiko lume stays bright enough to read all night long which serves the rest of my purposes.

Heck ivwas surprised the other night fell aleep in my chair with this late 80s Citizen Dolphin on and when I woke I could still read the old original lume Heck it had not even been charged with a flashlight.


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Have had Bulova, Timex (learned the hard way that water resistant does not mean water proof), Phaser (think that was the $20 knock off for a $100 watch I bought earlier that day). Beginning my staycation in my hammock for a week, took off my watch as if I wanted the time, I could just ask someone else, besides, I had begun wearing an MIA BRACELET on my other wrist. Didn't wear a watch for 50 years until I was gifted a Seiko. They have the best looking, subtle, but elegant faces. I was awarded some watch from one of the Scandinavian countries for my ten year service at one of my jobs, but it was all metal and thus gave it to my oldest son. My fave band is black leather suede, but unfortunately, the sweat on my wrist makes them wear out within 3 months.
I for one don't mind pulling out my mobile/cell phone to see what time it is, as I also check to see how many steps I have taken that day. Finally, to tell time, one may also look up at the sun/moon/stars, unless it is cloudy like it is right now, here in Sparks, NV
 
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