What time do you wear?

Movado. Simple, elegant, and you can wear 'em with anything without looking like you're in dire need of a decent job

Dearest Khrys -- For performance, I recommend a 1957 NIST cesium atomic beam device. (+/- 1 second every 20 million years or so) although it is a bit unwieldy for my favourite alligator strap in olive. For just hanging out in a pair of jeans and slumming it at my favourite Italian restaurants in New York and London, I have loved my circa 1997 Rolex Daytona in stainless steel with a white face. (As I am sure you already know, THE signature watch for pretentious, style obsessed international Eurotrashy dandys in Milan and London.) My love affair with it may be coming to an end, however, having spotted 4!! of them on Saturday night adorning the wrists of the crack dealer, music producer, rap promoter, whatever, SUV and too many digital devices in public crowd at Mr Chow's in NYC. Probably time to switch to a vintage Daytona or the more sober and discreet Explorer in stainless with a black face. What do you think?

I don't wear a wrist watch. But MOVADO museum(spelling?) watches are so simple, elegant and sophisticated that I bought His and pair. My wife enjoys hers, mine is in the box..in a museum. Come to think of it I could almost buy PS300 power plant for the price of one!!

Seiko all-metal sports watch. Had it for ten years. Given as a work gift - boss called me in, said 'here's a blank expense report, lose the Timex'. Sometimes being cheap just sort of works out....

Glad to see that others appreciate fine watches too. The two watches that I own are a Heuer Monaco reissue chronograph, Omega Speedmaster (moon watch) and soon (hopefully) to purchase a Rolex Explorer II (white face). CWondon, I would go w/ the vintage Daytona (late 60's early 70's) which is my favorite of all time.