Admittedly, California doesn’t get “cold weather” like my fellow counterparts to the South, East and Middle states but, when it’s crests below 60° I begin to reach for the coats. Like I said in our call yesterday many of my clothing items come from second hand places, Ebay, Poshmark, Goodwill, Etc. Ironically this Camel coat, which i’ve now worn for the first time was purchased during a heatwave! Outfit Breakdown: - Winston Camel Coat - Charles Tyrwhitt Dress Shirt - Dockers Khaki Trousers - Amberjack Chelsea Boots - Timepiece: Seiko 5 Sport GMT - Fragrance: Perseverance by Manscaped

In the shop, waiting for my car to get alignment. This helps exercise my brain. What do you do to pass the time & unwind?

The Society of Ordinary Gentlemen, the O.G.’s of Gentlemanly Behavior, was created to provide a haven where gentlemen and ladies can communicate with each other in a polite and courteous setting. While many discussions will center around genteel behavior, humor, fashion, food, mental and physical well-being, and the active mentoring of a new generation of gentlemen, no topic of discussion is off limits provided the discussion is conducted within the Code of Conduct of the Society. The Society of Ordinary Gents is not a platform for recruiting members into sub-groups, special membership groups, or educational or financial opportunities. Poachers, Charlatans, or Internet Self-Help Gurus will be banned. The Society is not going to teach you how to be James Bond, John Wick, or the secret methods to make women want you. The Society is not a for-profit group or business. Essentially, The Society of Ordinary Gents is the online equivalent of friends enjoying a cigar, a bourbon and the company of others, as we discuss meaningful and trivial matters sitting in comfortable chairs. Membership: - Must Be a Legal Adult - Name, Age Range, Occupation/Status, General Location on Profile is Recommended - Hobbies and Interest on Profile is Recommended - An Alias is Acceptable for Privacy. - Introductory Posts are Required within 72 hours. A Gentleman or Lady Introduces Themselves Code of Conduct: - Must Be Courteous, Professional, Honorable - No Derogatory Comments Towards Members - Lively Debate is Welcome, Personal Attacks Will Not Be Tolerated - No Gratuitous Profanity or Sexually Explicit Content - Must Have a Sense of Humor - Being Offended is Up to the Reader - Lurkers, Looky-Loos and Inactive (30+ days) Members May Be Removed. - Failure to write an Introductory Post will result in removal, with the option to reapply. No Solicitation: - The Society of Ordinary Gentlemen Does Not Sell, or Tolerate the Selling of Products, Services or Ideas for Commercial Purposes.

Hello gentlemen. I'm pleased to be joining you all in this new society. I was a member of the original Society of Ordinary Gentlemen, and I am glad to see all the familiar faces here. My name is Alkis, which is short for Alkiviadis. I'm from Greece and I turned 18 this summer. I'm studying Chemical Engineering at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki in Greece, and I have multiple hobbies and interests such as watches, cars and tennis. I really enjoy music genres such as blues and jazz, but I'll often catch myself even listening to hard rock while working out, which really sums up how diverse my Spotify playlists are. The journey of becoming a better individual started when my grandfather passed away when I was 16. From that point in my life I have been trying to make myself a better person, a better man and I've been taking things way more seriously, whether its the way I dress, the way I interact with others or the work I put in to achieve goals. Im excited to be here and looking forward to meeting new like minded individuals, or reconnecting with gentlemen from the previous society. Thank you all.

I wrote in my introductory post that I am interested in watches. The way I see it, I combine watches with memories or I buy watches because of the movement, since I am also really interested in watches from an engineering point of view. I'd like to share my 3 watch rotation with you, since these 3 watches are exactly what I described. My Omega x Swatch Moonswatch is the first watch I bought as a watch enthusiast and I've connected it to a turning point in my life. On the right, my Tissot PRX was the gift my grandma bought me for turning 18 and getting into university. I have a very close relationship with my grandma and this gift really means a lot to me, not only because it's my first automatic watch, but of course because it's a gift from her. Lastly, the watch on the left is the latest addition to my rotation and I bought it because of its jump hour movement. I find this movement very fun and I got it for a very good price, which fits into my second reason for buying a watch. I'd love to hear your opinions on watches and even hear about your own watches that you've combined with milestones. Thank you all.