"Dude, Which Watch Are You Wearing Today?"

Jonny writes,  "I miss the old innocent days of binge purchasing on the Sunday Run." Jonny is not going back to TV brands any time soon. He was just responding to my missing my Invicta 4830 and 4831 (both with magnifying bubbles).

One of the problems of bingeing with affordable TV brands is that sooner than later you've got six full watch boxes starting at you, asking, "Dude, which one are you wearing today?"

Comments

[Angelo]

Well, it doesn't have to be a binge----but picking one or two E-Bay brand or Shop HQ brand watches---is a relatively inexpensive way to infuse the line-up with styles you like----that might not be available in the higher echelon brands----or might be more expensive than you'd like to pay. This is a way to have (and I'll use the "F" word) FASHIONABLE watches to fill a niche----without breaking the bank. And certainly, some of these brands, Invicta among them, make watches that have presentable quality and feel to them for the price paid.

[Gary]

I like this pocket watch made into a wrist watch.

http://www.ablogtowatch.com/rpaige-waltham-original-antique-dial-watch-review/

[Bill Bush]

Go to a flea market or a large antique/collectible store with a couple hundred booths (like Copper Country in Tucson) and distract yourself. Or wear a crappy watch for a week and become grateful for what you have. You can never have every watch you want. There are always more. Thank your stars you don't like cats.