Just came in and…WOW! 🔥 🔥 🔥

Back in March, I decided that an Erebus Titan Tiger's Eye would be my reward watch for losing 250 pounds. At the time, it felt like a distant future problem. When I put together the strap plan in April, I was around 353 lbs and figured I was probably looking at Black Friday before I had to seriously think about it. Today I saw 334.6 on the scale. Down 235.4 pounds... That puts me about 15 pounds from: • 250 pounds lost • 320 lbs • The Titan Needless to say, what started as a long-term reward and a fun planning exercise is rapidly becoming a logistics problem. 🤣 The Mad Titan should probably start feeling a little nervous.

Congratulations to Monterey Watch Company on four years of Making Awesome Affordable! Hope you will join the livestream. Text below and image copied and pasted from their social media. MONDAY JUNE 1 LIVE IN THE FACEBOOK GROUP We're excited to welcome special guest Mi Nam of Sketchy Boyz Watch Club (SBWC) to our 4 Year Anniversary Live. Mi Nam is an active-duty U.S. Army Infantry Officer, watch enthusiast, and co-founder of one of the most respected enthusiast watch platforms in the game. From deep-dive reviews to military and maritime watch history, his passion for tool watches runs deep. Join us LIVE for giveaways, sneak peeks, watch talk, and a great conversation with one of the community's true enthusiasts. See you Monday.

Just picked this up for $270 at the Citizen Outlet store, Been looking for something with a white dial, saw this and thought I'd try it out. It's got a cool feature having a fully lumed dial. Wife got a watch too. A Bulova Commodore for $420. Will have these in hand next week as they are shipping them to us.

Gentlemen, here are a few standout posts from Watch Lover this week. 1. @James Milson Post: https://www.skool.com/watch-lover/casio-illuminator-the-hulk Big shoutout to James for the Casio Illuminator “The Hulk” post. He did more than share a wrist shot — he gave the story, specs, personality, and even invited others to think about the watches they forget to wear. Great example of turning a simple watch post into a conversation. 2. @Warren Money Post: https://www.skool.com/watch-lover/white-dial-wednesday-battle-of-the-gmts Shoutout to Warren for a genuinely useful comparison between the Ascent GMT and the San Martin GMT. The post gave hands-on context, value judgment, fit/wearability notes, and “best bang for your buck” thinking — exactly the kind of watch discussion members can learn from. 3. @Craig Stevenson Post: https://www.skool.com/watch-lover/new-watch-lorus-pc32-x190 Big shoutout to Craig for sharing his Lorus PC32-X190 and being honest about what kind of collector he is becoming. His post had budget-watch perspective, collecting self-awareness, and a real question behind it — great substance for the group. 4. @James Dennard Post: https://www.skool.com/watch-lover/my-grandfathers-watch Shoutout to James for sharing his grandfather’s watch. Posts like this remind everyone that watches are not just specs or brands — sometimes they are family history, memory, and connection. 5. @Brian DeLay Post: https://www.skool.com/watch-lover/reintroduction Big shoutout to Brian for reintroducing himself and sharing the story behind his Omega Seamaster Quartz. Earning a professional certification and choosing a watch to mark that achievement is a strong milestone story — exactly the kind of personal context that makes Watch Lover more meaningful.