Lately I seem to have been more interested in the GMT style of watch. Perhaps due to my Naval Background and always having to have 2 time zones available for home and where ever I was in the world. Or maynbe its due to now taking to many of you in another hemisphere. I love the look of a diver watch, and my superb Tudor Royal with its integrated Bracelet is A MAZE ING But what is the one style of what you really trained with?

THe Combat Sub took a late lead at the end of the month making it number one for April. GUess I missed the f-91w in the April collection challenge 🤷🏻

Surely its a Super Sassy Snoopy Saturday 😉

With the 30 Day April Challenge and me and my hospital visits for April there were alot of watches that got to come out and get some wrist time. Plus the added benefit of a strap change or two and we have a very different looking April. Mk1 War Watch took the month with FOUR wears, this included 1 additional wear on an Evening wear I was just getting around the house. Alfred and my Tudor both had 3 wears. The Tudor finished out the month Strong and Alfred had a strap change mid month and got an extra wear as part of the challenge. I have also attached the current standings for the year so far. One third of the way into the year and, no surprise to anyone the Turdor is easily out in front. What migh be a surprise is how low down Wade Wilson is and how close it is from Positions 2 though 7

I'm starting with the one negative for me, the strap is quite stiff causing the watch to sit a bit high but I'm sure this will improve as the strap wears in. On the positive side for me, this has to be the most beautiful watch I've seen, my wife agrees and says she doesn't want to see any of my other watches. The deep forest green dial looks spectacular when it catches the sun, the proportions are near perfect for my 7 inch wrist and the overall design is unique enough to never be mistaken for another watch. I'm really happy with this purchase for my core collection. If anyone is on the fence with this watch, you need to see it in person, the pics online don't do it justice.