Like many enthusiasts, I have accumulated far more watches than I could ever wear regularly, yet these three have quietly distinguished themselves as the ones I reach for most often. The Tissot Chemin des Tourelles is my choice for formal occasions, offering timeless elegance and understated refinement; the Bulova Marine Star provides the perfect balance of professionalism and versatility for business casual attire; and the Seiko (Pepsi) diver remains my trusted companion for everyday wear, valued for its rugged reliability and enduring character. Each represents a different chapter of my life and wardrobe, proving that a thoughtfully chosen watch is far more than an instrument of time—it is an expression of purpose, confidence, and personal style. If I were limited to only three watches, these would be the collection I would proudly wear for years to come. Given the same categories, which are your top three watch choices?

Just wanted to say thanks for the outpouring of support following my Dad’s passing. The days have been flying by with far too many details to arrange and organize but that’s the way it goes. My Dad worked as a carpenter and managed to break just about every watch he wore, I found a 1985 Seiko with a broken crystal and bracelet that I’m hoping to get back together, an old pocket watch he must’ve gotten after breaking the Seiko and a beater quartz watch he had stowed away. I’m looking forward to getting those in working order. Also found this picture of me at 10 rocking an Armitron or Timex( I think)

The Sea Siren was calling my name today. I switched her from a NATO to pass-thru leather strap for something new and for blue/tan contrast. Hope you had a magnificent Monday. Father's Day is approaching- who gave you your 1st watch - father, uncle, grandfather, mentor, father-figure? Great opportunity to continue the legacy and pass on your passion for something that's more than telling time.

Doing blue Monday with the Spinnaker Croft

Gruen