Just one more thing: in airports, mainline railway stations and mass-transit any recognisably-expensive watch I'm carrying is in a zipped pocket and there is a beater on my wrist.
A reliable beater of course.
That’s a great idea in pronciple, but that must really limit oppertunities to weat and enjoy your watches. Or are you swapping between beater and ripper multiple times a day? Or do you have to regularly frequent some rough areas?
So many reasons why I love traveling by car, never ever would I consider bus/train/subway on a daily basis to work. Occasionally when going to the airport car or taxi is the only option of course 👍
That’s a great idea in pronciple, but that must really limit oppertunities to weat and enjoy your watches. Or are you swapping between beater and ripper multiple times a day? Or do you have to regularly frequent some rough areas?
I got back to home half an hour ago... left Geneva sweltering (28deg) - got home to torrential rain, winds and trees all over the road!
Not going to say too much here, because it's 1AM, and I need to do a big post here and a huge post on my own blog... but it was amazing, and the best holiday I've ever had without a doubt. Huge thanks to David for fixing this up and of course to Paul and TAG Heuer for allowing me to visit. We saw the museum and the whole factory and I have plenty of pics to share - though they might need some work as the lighting in the museum is 'challenging', especially for a fairly terrible photographer like me! But I've seen so many things I've never seen before: 3000 Series, Airline, Titanium, Diamond Fiction, S/ELs... so much to report on and one thing that made me do a double take (I have a photo but it's not brilliant - and I did ask if it was okay to take it before I took it).
Also I have pics of Alec Monopoly's studio! 😀
