Breaking out my Heirloom Omega Speedmaster! This watch was my father in law's! He and I were very close. As I had been talking about him to other people yesterday, it put me in the mood to "bring him to work" with me today. I remember when he got this watch. He was starting to struggle seeing his other watch in order to tell the time, because the champagne dial and hands were too close of a match. So this was his answer!! 🤣. He also struggled to see this one and stopped wearing it shortly after he bought it. I remember saying to him what made you think that silver hands on a silver dial would be easier to see than the champagne hands on a champagne dial? He just said I didn't - Your Mother in Law bought it for me and won't let me return it!! 🤣. Which was basically his way of saying I saw it, I liked it, but didn't realize I couldn't see it until it was too late, and I don't want to admit that, so I'll keep it and blame her!! He was such a character and so full of joy and fun.

Insane!

I haven't brought out Ironman in a while, and the other day I saw one of my grown children drooling over it, so I figured I wear it before it gets stolen!! 😎

So as the title say I told my wife I technically saved us $28,400 (AUD) or close to $20k (USD) because I put them back. She has this argument that says I saved nothing. I am not sure she understand, but I know you marvellous members do 🤣 The IWC Pilots Chronograph ($14,100) was pretty nice, I was amazed at how light it felt, and the Cartier De Santos (14,300) was just next level comfortable with the curve to the case. One can only dream.

Back with my Invicta Dive watch today. Late after work taking the picture.