I’m the same, dip in and out, the Bear pit is absolutely toxicGood old Tz-Uk - been a member longer than here.Nowadays just dip in and out to see what’s new. E.g learnt recently that Bremont has a new CEO - looks like the end of the English watchmaking dream for them.
No I naturally changed once a yearSo it is wrong for 6 months of the year?
,,,,,,,,,,,,, smarty pants.I'm definitely smarter than you - I change my watch twice a yearNo I naturally changed once a year
Which bit tells you how many steps you have walked?
And that is the watch I never got but wish I had. I bought the omega moon watch on a P and O cruise instead. I love the watch but it is a ball ache getting it outta the box. I kid you not it is the size of a shoe box.
And that was a quality video to “watch”. Many thanks me man.
Oddly enough when it’s comes To golf and steps. The iPhone is rammel. It’s sits in the bag and don’t count steps. My longest two days of the week are always the shortest.That’s what my iPhone is for
2010 for me, feels like a lifetime agoI’m the same, dip in and out, the Bear pit is absolutely toxic
January 2009 I joined
You're asking people who thought a digital watch with a calculator or one that played "Yellow Rose of Texas" was cool when they were 12.
What's left after a normal or smart watch?
What do you mean by not normal?
. Reality is, I know it is not as fun, you might need to ask them, involve them in buying it. That way, you avoid the disaster.
Flippin spell check again. Should have said “ should it” not shouldn’t.What do you mean by not normal?
I would suggest something cheap and cheerful. Something the parents wont get stressed about if scratched, damaged or lost. Something that wont draw excessive attention to the wearer, in a negative way, ie bullies.
I'm out of sync for that era now, my kids are well past that point, but something like a standard Swatch, although I'm not suggesting an actual Swatch, would be the thing. Neutral, clean face, does the job. Most important thing, find out what is a social disaster for 12yr olds, and avoid
Good idea. Watches are such a personal thing and you have the added issue of peer pressure at school. I think it would be something fun to do together, choosing a watch. More Tash and grandson bonding
No watches, no wallets, no TV - every thing is on the phone now. What will go next ?Good idea. Watches are such a personal thing and you have the added issue of peer pressure at school. I think it would be something fun to do together, choosing a watch. More Tash and grandson bonding
One thing that surprised me, until explained. Apparently, few kids wear watches now. Why would they, they just check their phone?
Cheap Casio.
Yes but Tash is ahead of the curve.Good idea. Watches are such a personal thing and you have the added issue of peer pressure at school. I think it would be something fun to do together, choosing a watch. More Tash and grandson bonding
One thing that surprised me, until explained. Apparently, few kids wear watches now. Why would they, they just check their phone?
It's an interesting one. They use phones to search for things in lessons, they can be a positive, they are a calculator, but then there is also the negative side of things. There is certainly a debate to be had on this.
I collected a few not sold any, always liked watches but I promised my wife I would have 7 max. I never got there I had a list but I suppose I realised I had something I liked so much that I wanted to wear it always.Are you a member of any watch forums?
My main one is TZ-UK now, been collecting since 2008 myself, had 28 at my peak
