Heading home today with my buddy “Speedy” ! Always better with him on my wrist! Have a great day everyone.

Going with a real throwback this morning. With my friend @Jeffrey Plotka in mind I'm wearing my grandfather's Ardarth 17 Jewel alarm.

Probably the only watch I wore for a dozen or more years-this old Wenger has faded to a point the red emblem is virtually gone. Many a scout outing has been timed by this watch over the 20 years I’ve been involved in that movement as an adult leader. Recently got a new NATO strap to breathe some new life into her. Happy white dial Wednesday fellas.

I knew there was a reason! Now I can live my life knowing what it is and that it’s “normal”. So glad that I have a support group like this to help me through my “struggle” 😝 https://www.instagram.com/reel/DQ_H6QcjGcK/?igsh=MW1ob3BwZXNhcXdyNw==

Not sure if I'm the only one that does this but before putting my watch on, I often hold the watch in my hand to feel the weight and run my fingers overs the curves of the case just to experience by touch. Lol sounds weird when I read it back. Ok let's get to the question. If you were blindfolded and could only feel your watches, is there 1 watch that feels the best in hand? and is it the most expensive watch in the collection or is it one that surprised you with how good it felt? Mine is the San Martin GMT I posted today. It's just feels more premium than any of the others.