Little Mid love today

It's been a day, I took the pics this morning and forgot to post, better late than never I guess. I'm wearing the wife watch today a gift from Jacqui before we were married. This watch originally came on a bracelet but when she purchased the watch she had them put it on a black leather strap, it hit me that I'd never actually seen it on the bracelet, so yesterday I spent hours in the shed looking for the bracelet and here it is. What do we think?

Fellow watch lovers, it's time for the debate that never gets old. ⌚⚔️ Two technologies. Two philosophies. Two very different kinds of passion. AUTOMATIC (MECHANICAL): A tiny universe of hundreds of hand-finished components, moving in perfect harmony, powered by nothing but the motion of your wrist. Every automatic watch is a mechanical miracle — a daily reminder that human ingenuity can create beauty without a battery. There's a reason collectors obsess over these. QUARTZ — Don't sleep on quartz. It's more accurate, requires less maintenance, and some of the most iconic watches ever made — the Seiko 5, the Grand Seiko Snowflake, the Rolex Oysterquartz — run on quartz movements. Your watch actually keeps time, and it never needs winding. The real question isn't just technical — it's philosophical: Is wearing a mechanical watch a romantic act of defiance against the digital age… or is quartz the smarter, more practical choice for a man who needs to be on time? Pick your side 👇 and defend it in the comments. Roast the other camp respectfully — this is a gentleman's debate after all. 😄

Bringing out another Marlin AKA Batman for superhero Sunday.

Happy "Blue" Monday! Recently, our friend @David Denham Jr picked up an amazing tank watch on Amazon for $9.99. I missed out on that one before it went out of stock. But in searching for it, came across multiple offerings from Lenqin, another Chinese brand, for $9.99. So thought I would risk a ten spot or two to try them out. Loving blue dials but not having more than a couple for "Blue Mondays", I decided to pick this one up at the $9,99 price, the Lenqin Blue Chronograph Watch, 46mm with a 20mm strap. But before you rush in to buy this one as I did, be aware that the sub-dials are non-functioning, and FOR DISPLAY PURPOSES ONLY. So, for ten bucks, a very nice-looking beater, perhaps. In interested, also be aware that this one comes with no box, arriving in a plastic sleeve instead, with a fabric sleeve containing the watch. It does come with a small instruction sheet and a small cleaning cloth. It fits very comfortably and well, , is very light weight, and the crown is very easy-spinning on the border of loose. The date function worked very well. Water resistant to 30m. The lume is nice in the beginning, and lasts about as long as one might expect from a $9.99 watch. But lume is never a big deal, for me. Overall, it is very comfortable, and if it holds up while keeping accurate time while looking nice, it will be worth the $9.99 price. A ten dollar lesson learned regarding the non-functioning sub-dials. Here is a link if interested. In addition to the Field Watch I picked up with this one, Lenqin has several other $9.99 offerings still available in different styles, as well. → https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DN4Y1SGH?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 Best wishes for a Marvelous "Blue" Monday, everyone😀