This is my American version of the minimalist Bauhaus style. Well, I would love a Nomos or stern glass watch this one does it for me just fine. To me the art of a beautifully designed minimalist watch is that you find yourself endlessly looking at it. However, at it’s core it isn’t designed to impress and yet still does. Thisone always does that for me, I have never regretted this purchase and finds significant time on my wrist!

My blue dial Casio Duri seems to find itself on my wrist for most disc golf outings. The orange strap, my most common pairing, was a birthday present from a son.

So for battery changes and other minor things with your watch collection, did anyone purchase a kit or do you choose to bring it to a jeweler or watch shop? As my collection grows, I’m thinking of getting a kit off of Amazon but wanted to consult y’all first for ideas.

Yesterday I received my Level 9 watch from @Antonio O. Centeno @Antonio Cent along with some other goodies. I was pleasantly surprised. Thank you kindly for your generosity Antonio and thank you to all of the members for your support. I joined this group because I had been following Antonio’s YouTube channel for several years and knew that if he had anything to do with a watch site, it would be a supportive, informational and educational site and boy has it ever been. I look forward to being a part of this group for many years to come.

Shined up and looking almost new. This is my second most worn watch.