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I have a few Christopher Ward watch, but non of their Morgan ones. I choose these by their design and function, such as a GMT when I was jetting off to the Vodafone Empire.

But I'm not sure about "that might accidentally damage the leather". You just make sure you make the ferry next time we are due to meet in France. somestick


Originally Posted by Budster
I must admit that when I was still working, a posh watch seemed very important.
I sported a Rolex GMT Master, which I still own and has recently been serviced by Rolex.
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I also bought a lovely, wafer thin, gold, Longines dress watch, for evening wear.

Daily wear nowadays is either a battered Tag Formula 1, a large blue faced Tissot (very easy to read), or a battered Casio G Shock.

I really admire the craftsmanship of many top makes, but nowadays I’m just not fussed about owning any.

However I do pay particular attention to not wearing anything in the 4/4, that might accidentally damage the leather.

Bud
4/4 - Stanley

Steve A11OGE Red 1989 4/4 4 seater

'A Morgan is for life, not just for Sundays'