Ending the weekend with the Freediver
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Second watch of the day. Living this new @bartonbands racing strap on the "Other Moon Watch"
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Getting this one some sun. The Citizen Pointer Date.
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Meet The Collection, Version 2
Version 2 of the collection was finalized today when I took delivery of my Mido Ocean Star Titanium. This is the last planned purchase of 2020 (I'm on the fence about another watch, but it can wait until 2021) and as such it takes my collection to what I think is a solid well rounded collection, if a little Swatch Group heavy. But before we get to version 2.0 we have to meet 1.0. Version 1.0
He might not be the new watch in the box, but he still gets me like 😍
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The last watch of 2020, the Mido Ocean Star Titanium. After a rough period with my Orient Mako II I've been hesitant about dive watches. I knew they weren't my favorite style, but I like them. So I wanted to get a couple things with my dive watch. Titanium was a must. Orange accent colors were also a must. Beyond that it's got sapphire and solid endlinks, both steps up from the Mako II. My hope for this watch is it will be "the drive watch" for the foreseeable future. So far, I'm impressed. 🤩
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A little pop off color on a very gray day.
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Coop was feeling fancy on his wool 🐑 strap.
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Taking a break before the chaos gets started. Man... this watch 😍
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