Introduce yourself and level-up, it's that simple! You'll get at least 5 likes (oftentimes more!) which will move you to level 2 and on your way to level 3 (these levels give you access to prizes!). What to say in your intro? Share where you're from, your reason for joining, your profession, perhaps your favorite watch or a picture of your entire collection! Whether you're a seasoned watch collector or just starting, have fun engaging with the group.

Just picked this up. Couldn’t say no for the price and for an interesting complication. At the very least it has a Swiss made 17 jewel movement and it says the dial was made in Hong Kong. The earliest year on the perpetual calendar is 1969 so I’m guess that might be year it was made? I know nothing of the watch yet but I look forward to researching it. This could be fun!!!

Gents - quick reminder. Tomorrow, Jan 20th at 5PM CST, we’re going live with Tim Hermes, founder of Monterey Watch Co. ✅ Check the Calendar tab and save the date: https://www.skool.com/watch-lover/calendar?eid=11c80977d58f4d538fc3d4c8ceae2107 Do you have questions for Tim? Drop them in the comments below!

So last night, I had the chance to attend a private event held at the Christopher Ward Showroom in Falls Church VA. Their watches do not disappoint. I did not leave with a new watch, but it was a close call.

Wearing different watches and bands for the first time has got me thinking about best practices. I haven't needed to pay much attention to this in the past because I’ve never actively switched things up. I’m mainly concerned about unintentional stretching of materials. Most of the options are unfamiliar to me. I’d love to hear your thoughts on this and on any other related factors I should consider.