Patrick Rhone (of Rhoneisms) wears a Timex.
Rick Georges (of FutureLawyer) wears the Samsung Galaxy SmartWatch.
I wear a Seiko (shown above).
That's all riveting, of course, but have you noticed the number of young people who, because of smart phones, aren't wearing watches at all?
Relying solely on a phone strikes me as the modern-day equivalent of using a pocket watch, but I may be wrong.
Ruling out the realm of ridiculously expensive watches, does wearing (or not wearing) a watch make a statement? If so, what does it say?
2 comments:
I am by no means young but I have not worn a watch in decades. I used to enjoy the look, but I now use the phone exclusively. So I guess I have gone the pocket watch route.
Vince,
Decades? You were way ahead of the times.
Confession: I regard my watch as a trusted ally and my phone as a part-time adversary.
Michael
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