The type of watch you wear says a lot about you; your social class, your fashion knowledge and functional attitude. I believe it is essential for every man with style to have different watches for work and play. Asides keeping track of time - as we all know that time is money, a luxury watch can also be a source of cash when the going gets tough. I recently saw an Omega watch bought in 1958 and still working fine (should be put in the museum) and my thought was that you get what you pay for.
As for me, for work i use - Casio G-Lide G-Shock Men's Chronograph watch, Rotary Men's Chronograph Special Edition and Men's Rotary Exclusive Chronograph watch for work and play.
For formal outings, I use Longines Conquest Heritage Men's Classic watch.

Only u for d wrist watches above ? I can see u love ww a lot.

I am jealous of u....................

As for me am using d time on ma phone for now,seriously looking for where i can get quality chronograph or tachymeter stainless steel ww.
Am waiting for a serious seller.

A little surprised at the lack of interest in this thread, i thought wristwatches were a necessary fashion accessory. Anywayz i would be uploading pics of my watches soon.

Men's Rotary Aquaspeed Watch

Men's Rotary Exclusive Watch

Casio G-lide G Shock Watch

ariyebaba: Only u for d wrist watches above ? I can see u love ww a lot.

I am jealous of u....................

As for me am using d time on ma phone for now,seriously looking for where i can get quality chronograph or tachymeter stainless steel ww.
Am waiting for a serious seller.

Pls,i'll like 2 knw their differences or qualities cos i'm tinkin of gettin a gd ww 4 ma fiance.

When thinking of getting a watch there are a couple of things you should consider; first do you want a functional watch as regard features such as chronograph or tachymeter or do you want to invest in the watch material e.g. polished steel, gold, diamond e.t.c. Pls note watches of the latter kind are more expensive.

sweet-easy:
When thinking of getting a watch there are a couple of things you should consider; first do you want a functional watch as regard features such as chronograph or tachymeter or do you want to invest in the watch material e.g. polished steel, gold, diamond e.t.c. Pls note watches of the latter kind are more expensive.

i would prefer goin 4 features.d ones dt people who knows d features of a ww.i would also like 2 venture in2 d ww business.pls can u enlighten me?

@sassy angel; as regards venturing into a wrist watch business i think you should first determine your target customers and this is dependent on the amount you are willing to invest. You can decided to sell designer brands like Tommy Hilfiger or luxury brands like Rolex and the like which can be prohibitively expensive. In addition there are a lot of imitations out there so the source of the watches would let you know if they are really genuine. Personally i buy my ww from company authorized jewelers.

My new beauty : Burgmeister Men's Quartz Watch

Longines Conquest Heritage L1.645.4.75.4

I would really like to see wrist watches Nlanders rock

Love your collection of watches... I am lover of wristwatches too. For work I use a fossil Chrono and Invicta. For play it's a Casio though I gave it out to a friend. Hoping to get a Tommy Hilfiger.