Showing posts with label watches. Show all posts
Showing posts with label watches. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 31, 2008

Timeless Pieces!

Though I have not bought any, I have always liked special watches. My grandparents gave me a Gruen with day and date features for my graduation in 1966. I still have it. I was given a Pulsar 100m as a token of appreciation for a seminar I conducted for some teens back in 1989. I still wear it. I just learned about Polar watches, that not only provide the time, but also information about your body, like how many steps taken on a hike, gauging calories, and much more. Sounds like fun!


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Tuesday, March 11, 2008

Fancy Watch Dreams

Sometimes I see someone wearing an impressive watch and think it would be nice to own one myself. And once in a while I will stop and window shop at some exclusive jeweler, checking out their high end watches, trying to decide which one would look best on my arm. Recently I saw a display of Hublot big bang watches. I picked out a 44mm 18 karat RG, just in case someone out there wants to send me one!


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Saturday, February 16, 2008

A Gold Watch

I am not much of a jewelry wearing man. I do not wear a necklace or bracelet, I don't have any ear rings or piercings. The only ring I wear is a simple gold band to indicate to the world that I am married to the greatest girl in the world. But I do enjoy the elegance of gold watches, and the way one feels on the wrist.

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Friday, November 16, 2007

Watches

I have never bought an expensive watch, but I have two that I value very highly. One is the Pulsar that was given to me by the parents of the teens at church. I had done some things with the kids that their folks appreciated and let their pleasure be known with the watch. I have worn it now for more than fifteen years.

The other is a gold Hamilton watch that my grandfather was given at his retirement. I received it upon his
passing, so it has great sentimental value.

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