As the sole reason for owning Morgan's for me is for pleasure and totally losing yourself - a watch is an abomination on all levels and certainly not yet another willy waggling contest that surfaces on here with monotonous regularity.
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I had to smile, so often people sees things very differently from the true spirit of the collecting hobby involved in any ownership ritual,, be it watches, model railways etc. It's almost akin, in some peoples minds, as to why the need to own large gas guzzling V8's in ones Morgan. in a increasingly more intense speed controlled road environment. Where clearly a humble 4 pot engine would offer more than adequate means of propulsion,especially against a backdrop of climate change, I of course wouldn't dare to suggest it could also be considered a bit of willy waggling ....as they say each to their own and let those without sin, cast the first stone.

Coincidentally just had an ,interesting morning with my local Rolex dealer , looks like my long awaited blue dial Skydweller may arrive before too long.........and I rarely wear a watch these days, but .I'll probably wear that in the Morgan. Life's too short to worry too much about other people's interests and hobbies.......