What's on your wrist? / What are you wearing? (WRUW)

Albert-AMG
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Kingsman today! 😎

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TAG Heuer Connected Modular 45, today with black ceramic lugs, brown calfskin strap, black buckle, and TH Carrera Kingsman face (Pictures in ambient/dimmed mode)

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MRC
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happy wearing my JH85, and yes I'm aware the date is wrong....forgot to set it

My Cal 11 Hamilton chooses its own date, normally within a couple of days of reality. Sometimes it gets the numerals centered too, so that is when I snap a quick pic.

Early posting, an old photo but it's next week's selection so you might see it again.

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THJunkie THJunkie
Mine are in similar condition. Admitedly I’ve had them months not years. But I’d hate to get scratches unnecessarily. If it happens it happens. But I try to avoid. I imagine most ‘proud owners’ are the same. I have some watches that I’d care less about scratching than others. But I wear them all and hope they remain as close to pristine as possible. I don’t personally subscribe to the ‘scratches add character’ ethos tbh. Maybe on a vintage watch with a real story behind it. But I’m a nobody who does not do anything particularly remarkable. So scratches are just a sign of ineptitude and carelessness 😜

I like to look after my watches and an super paranoid about my pvd aquaracer as scratches would look terrible, but I look at my stainless aquaracer and the scratches and dents tell stories.

It's the watch I bought when I realised that a velcro strap didn't look great with a suit in my mid 20s, has got a chunk taken out of it from catching a door jamb running between meetings, scratches on the side from where I caught it on an engine I was trying to fix while road tripping somewhere in Europe, a bunch of damage from where I smashed it into a rock surfing next to the bunkers at capbreton.

Scratches are a sign of a watch that's been worn and enjoyed 😉
 
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Jay_oleaga Jay_oleaga
My first post and my first Tag Heuer
Nice choice welcome to our little community.
 
THJunkie
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dtf dtf
I like to look after my watches and an super paranoid about my pvd aquaracer as scratches would look terrible, but I look at my stainless aquaracer and the scratches and dents tell stories.

It's the watch I bought when I realised that a velcro strap didn't look great with a suit in my mid 20s, has got a chunk taken out of it from catching a door jamb running between meetings, scratches on the side from where I caught it on an engine I was trying to fix while road tripping somewhere in Europe, a bunch of damage from where I smashed it into a rock surfing next to the bunkers at capbreton.

Scratches are a sign of a watch that's been worn and enjoyed 😉

That’s why i bought this ‘beater’. CGAF if this one gets scratched. The rest I’ll refrain from wearing when doing anything hazardous. Like my old uncle used to say ‘right tool for the job boyo’ 👍
 
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Albert-AMG
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A Modular combo without battery ::rimshot:: duration problem for a long night ::psy:: 😉

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TAG Heuer Connected Modular 45, today with titanium lugs, brown calfskin strap, titanium buckle, and the mechanical module Carrera Calibre 16... Have a great 2019!! 😀 👍

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