-14 F at the gym, was -16 F on the drive in. Waaay to cold to have metal against yours skin.

One of the Advisors I helped retire this past year gave me an incredible thank you gift. Interestingly, depending on the light, the face seems to change color - tan, silver, white. I love the textured face. I present the Omega SeaMaster Grey Dial 300M. Another Grail off my list. Two down, three to go. May you have an equally enjoyable start to your New Year. Description Grey (Waves) dial. Silver-tone stainless steel case with a silver-tone stainless steel band. Automatic movement. 300 meters / 1000 feet water resistance. Uni-directional Rotating bezel. Deployment with Push Button Release clasp. Case size 42 mm. Omega 210.30.42.20.06.001 Seamaster Watch.

ROAD TRIIIIIIIPPPPPP Stopped of and grabbed a coffee at the local and also had one in the travel mug in the car. The Islander Greenport got the run. I am only away for 3 days but bought 4 watches with me 🤔

I thought I'd pose this question to you all. @David Denham Jr aka "The Strap Monster" has skillfully thrown me down the rabbit hole of changing straps on some of my watches and I absolutely love the changes and flexibility. It truly is like getting a whole new watch for a fraction of the cost. I'm thinking about changing out the Bracelet on my grail watch (Rolex Daytona with MOP dial) and asked ChatGpt for some mock ups. I'd love to hear from you all on your thoughts? Should I leave the Grail as is? or should I play with straps on this one? and if so What do you think would look good? I may do Multiple starts if I go down this rabbit hole. Thanks in advance

I haven't worn this much since the weather turned cold, I opted for more Leather strapped watches than Bracelets. But I just could leave the chameleon inside any longer! Happy Friday everyone!!