But I quite like these comparisons and find joy in seeing them here. My favorite 2 are the Longines vs Omega. I’d gladly take the Longines BTW. https://www.instagram.com/p/Dan_THJjXa9/?igsh=ZnNteGg4anlqajdw

Happy New Watch Day! This one caught me totally by surprise. For whatever unknown motivation, a group of amazing friends got together and gifted me this gorgeous Erebus Ascent 39mm Automatic with the unbelievably beautiful Blue MOP Dial. To put it mildly, I was and still am, totally blown away by this. On a limited budget and with a few more approaching surgeries in the coming months, this is one that I have drooled over for a couple of years but remained out of reach. At the risk of repeating myself, the dial on this is so unbelievably beautiful, with the blue Mother of Pearl dial shifting and changing colors in the light as my arm moves about. Wow! - CASE: 39mm - LUG TO LUG: 44.5mm - LUG WIDTH: 20mm - THICKNESS: 11mm - CROWN: 6mm Screw Down - BEZEL: Fixed Polished - GLASS: Double Domed Sapphire with Clear AR Coating - LUME: BGW9 Super-LumiNova® on Hands, Indices and Bezel Markers - CASE: 316L Brushed and Polished - BRACELET: ‘O’-Style Stainless Steel - CLASP: Milled and Adjustable - WATER RESISTANCE: 100 Metres - MOVEMENT: Miyota 9015 There is still much goodness in the world, and I have been blessed not only with this gorgeous watch, but also amazing friends. Best wishes for an amazing day! 😀

Happy Field Watch Friday! Opening the app this morning, I discovered my friend @David Denham Jr sharing his Militado Field Watch, and thought "What a great idea!" So, also sharing my Militado ML05 38mm VH31 Quartz 1963 Retro Field Watch today. If into field watches, this HamBen (Vietnam era Hamilton/Benrus) Tribute Piece is a great one at an affordable price. Best wishes for a Fabulous Field Watch Friday! I am off now to go find a field. 😀

We're doing it again — and if you were on the last one, you already know why this is one of our favorite types of calls. Meet Your Guest Speakers: - Style: @Raymond Reeves - Fragrance: @Michael LoCascio Sr - Watches: @Scott Critchfield These members are stepping up to share what their journey actually looks like — the wins, the missteps, the gear they regret buying, and the lessons that finally clicked. It's the kind of unfiltered conversation you just don't get from a polished presentation. Come hang, ask questions, and be part of the conversation. 👊 Join the call here: https://www.skool.com/watch-lover/calendar?eid=06f042b4c36a463080422b33d8d648c0 See you there! 🙌

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. 😄