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Ask DN: What kind of watch do you own?
over 6 years ago from Tycho Klein Severt, UI Designer
I'm interested in what kind of watches you guys have, are some of you using smartwatches or a classic watch?
116 comments
Jeff Smith, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago )
Braun.Marcel Wichmann , over 6 years ago
Same here.
Kasper Andersen , over 6 years ago
What is this watch called?
Sallar Kaboli, over 6 years ago
Same question. It’s beautiful.
Omar Jalalzada, over 6 years ago
Oh come on, it clearly says Braun on it. :)
I meant the exact model. I found it myself, I just didn’t remove the comment.
Julian Peters, over 6 years ago
I own the same one. Currently my favorite. In regards to the other questions – you can find it here: http://www.braun-clocks.com/watch/BN0021BKBKG
Marco Canteiro, over 6 years ago
same!! it's beautiful
Simeon K, over 6 years ago
Same here
Robbert Esser, over 6 years ago
Perfect.
Yup, same here.
Josh Green, over 6 years ago
an iphone
Oliur Rahman, over 6 years ago I have two.
The Ziiiro watch.
The MVMT watch.
Florian Morel, over 6 years ago
The MVMT feels big! I was really interested but don't want to walk around with a clock on my wrist
Marc Edwards, over 6 years ago
None.
I have a phone that tells the time and syncs to a server to ensure it’s always accurate. :)
Diego Lafuente, over 6 years ago
Same here. And it feels great to have the wrists free from stuff.
Brian Harper, over 6 years ago
I got a watch recently because I found myself going down the rabbit hole on my phone when I just wanted to check the time.
A watch as a form of self control. I think that works! :D
Al Abut, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago ) 
MVMT. It's a new company out of San Diego that I supported on Kickstarter. The one I'm sporting is the white face with tan strap model.
And for sports or active days, I'll wear Timex Weekenders because they're durable, simple, and have interchangeable straps.
Sam Solomon, over 6 years ago
I love the Weekender as a casual watch. I've got the one with the blue/gray band.
The one caveat of this watch is that it is incredibly loud—as in the loudest clock I've ever heard. This turns many people off, but it is my favorite feature. It reminds me of my grandmother's house in the country.
Al Abut, over 6 years ago That's so true. You won't notice it walking around during the day but trying to fall asleep with one on the bedroom dresser is like being driven crazy by a metronome.
That comes in handy when I'm working from home on a deadline. I tend to work in 15 min chunks called Pomodoros and putting one of the Weekenders by the laptop is a subtle audio and visual cue for getting into the zone.
Pierre de Milly, over 6 years ago
Shitty watch can't even tell what time it is.
Grzegorz Ciwoniuk, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago )
Pebble!
Thom Wetzel, over 6 years ago
I love mine. I wrote a few watchfaces for it, but then they overhauled the OS and I haven't gotten around to updating the faces. Someday.
That tiny lovely thing on my wrist makes my life easier everyday.
Adam T., over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago )
Uniform Wares 103. This is my daily wear for the past year or so, my best friend. Simple, clean lines, and a great feel.
Suganth S, over 6 years ago
This is beautiful
Antoine Lord, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago ) 
Alex M., over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago )
I wanted to get one, but they're all made of resin nowadays.
I got this one instead:
John Karlsson, over 6 years ago
Sweet! I also have a golden casio (but with black surrounding the display)
Kish Patel, over 6 years ago
Same!
Grecia Garcia, over 6 years ago
classy
Jason M, over 6 years ago
Went to Norway on a trip a couple years ago. Saw this in a little design shop and had to have it!
Martin Ž, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago )
I was a huge fan of Mondaine when I first saw them, but as somebody who has spent hours looking at the SBB/CFF/FFS clocks that they are based off was very disappointed that they didn't include the clock's most distinguishing feature, the way minutes change.
The minute hands on Swiss railway clocks only move in one quick motion exactly on the minute (60 seconds), while the second hand travels the minute for 58 seconds, pauses for two, and continues. See this video: http://youtu.be/IvIvKiDWDks
EDIT: So I looked into this some more, and it turns out that as of 2013 Mondaine does produce a model that captures some of the spirit of the big railway clocks, the model stop2go.
See the video here. Quite cool: http://youtu.be/LJwPOBoy3V8 the only let down is that the bpm of the second hand is quite low, not smooth at all like the originals, which, in my opinion, are much more elegant.
Matt Achariam, over 6 years ago
A simple SeikoStephen Bolen, over 6 years ago
Those Seikos are so durable. I have the same watch, but with an olive green NATO strap; previously, I've gussied it up with a leather strap (much like yours).
Aubrey Johnson, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago )
I love watches. I try to do a freelance project or two each year to get a snazzy one.
My Collection:
Rolex Explorer 1 (Ultra classic and bomb proof, wearing now)
Bell and Ross BR 03-92
Nooka Zub Zen V38 in Red (not expensive, but fun! :) )
Next on my list: Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra
Justin Ruckman, over 6 years ago
Y'all crazy
Weston Vierregger, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago )
You know, I went to an architecture bookstore downtown and bought a Braun watch. But... dare I say... it's total garbage. The watch itself is beautiful and the leather strap is very comfortable, but it the time is always off and the date counter is out of wack. It bums me out.
In actuality, my Nixon Axis (sadly discontinued) nets me both the most compliments and keeps the best time.
Just bought this one a few minutes ago.
Tsovet SVT-CN38
Oliver Chank, over 6 years ago
Same!
Mike Johnson, over 6 years ago
I get a lot of compliments on this one. Tough to find a men's watch this low profile. This is my second one.
Christopher Henriksen, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago )
As so many others in this thread, Braun:
— Chris
Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean. It was a gift to myself when I landed a new gig...
Omur Uluask, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago )
Mostly I''m using my leather Timex Easy Reader
I don't own these babies but they are in my wishlist :)
My Nexus 5. I don't wear watches since 2003.
Ryan Devenish, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago )
A present from my future mother-in-law
Mathias Lindholm, over 6 years ago
Braun BN0032C. It shows me the time & date and it looks beautiful.
Tom Wood, over 6 years ago
That is gorgeous. The nicest of the Braun watches on this thread IMO.
Dean Hudson, over 6 years ago
I wear a watch every day and have a few different styles, from old classics to more modern digital timepieces. My favourite watch (and the one I'm wearing right now) is the Omega Speedmaster, or "Moonwatch", the same model that the first astronauts wore on the moon:
Sabih Mir, over 6 years ago
My favorite.
Jose Padilla, over 6 years ago
I'm a fan of Omega watches, they're great. I inherited my current Seamaster from my dad a couple of years ago and he had it since around 1999 when they released the Bond one. Just fell in love with the black ceramic on coated nylon fabric Moonwatch.
Samuel Zeller, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago )
This
Paul L, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago )
Nothing too fancy. Just a Casio. My brother got it for me for my birthday and it has served me quite well so far :)
Jamie Martin, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago )
Sea-Gull M182SK
I love watching it move
li z, over 6 years ago
JLC ultra thin moon. Super minimal and doesn't give me problems with my cuff always catching it :)
Account deleted over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago ) 
I've got 2... the one on the left is my daily watch... an Omega Chrono Diver which I'm in love with. The one on the right was the first "nice" watch I bought... the first TAG Indy500 Chrono. Both have been absolutely bomb-proof... I do not treat these things delicately.
Tycho Klein Severt, over 6 years ago
Both are very nice pieces! Especially the Omega
Rick Hanlon II, over 6 years ago
4 bit binary watch from Cadence (now on closeout for only $20):
David Klawitter, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago )
Shinola Runwell. Manufactured in Detroit.
Jim Silverman, over 6 years ago
did not expect that price.
High? Low?
We're based out of Detroit as well and had an opportunity to tour their facilities when they were ramping up for production. The Runwell was their first and so I just had to grab one (any higher and I probably would have passed) for memories sake.
here is a silly question, how did you add images to your comment. Markdown's image tag is not working with my public dropbox link :(
Took me half a dozen tries but string all of these things together.
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Davor Tomic, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago )
Citizen Perpetual Chrono A-T No maintenance whatsoever, just works. Solar powered, radio controlled (atomic timekeeping). So you don't have to wind it or be worried about it not saying correct time :)
David Alandí, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago )
I'm a tokyo flash lover:
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Arun KP, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago ) 
Cory W., over 6 years ago
Nexus 4
Evan Knight, over 6 years ago
Pebble.
Mario Bieh, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago )
STOWA Antea 365 A10 http://www.stowa.de/Antea+365+A10.htm
Alex Roody, almost 3 years ago I like this. Check this website http://theexclusivegent.com/ and get more ideas.
Max Schultz, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago )
Christopher Madrigal, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago )
I had this watch for over 2 years now, I absolutely love it, what do you think guys?
Chris Griffith, over 6 years ago
When's lunch time?
It's always lunch time!
barry saunders, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago )
Fossil Nate Chronograph
http://www.jomashop.com/fossil-watch-jr1357.html
The face looks a lot less tacky than the photo. Big chunky watch, but i love it.
David Barker, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago )
D&G Medicine Man
Big Face Woody
I have a Pebble too, but I don't use it as much as I thought I would.
Daryl Ginn, over 6 years ago
Rodania Swiss Xelos Automatic.
Frank Moennix, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago )
I still love my Philippe Starck Crystal Clear.
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Christopher Azar, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago )
I also wear this "Icon Watch" which is cute but leaves marks if you have a bed parter.
Brad Burke, over 6 years ago
Nixon 51-30 is the only watch I wear, have 7 in my collection so far. This is today's choice:
Spencer Holtaway, over 6 years ago
I have a Lorus that is a simple outdoorsy watch (green canvas strap, simple face. I also wear a Citizen Navihawk watch for fancy/special occasions. I'm really into aviation so it was a gift from my family when I graduated high school. Nice!
This bad boy just got here :)
Dmitri Litvinov, over 6 years ago
Right now rocking Bulova 98B212 Precisionist
Abram Goglanian, over 6 years ago I have a few different watches but my favorite style could be described as a Field watch or Pilot's watch.
Haven't ever worked up the nerve to buy an expensive watch though because I always wind up beating my watches up on accident. My daily watches are a Timex Field Watch and a Bertucci Field Watch. I recently bought one from a company called AVI-8 and it's a beautiful watch that receives numerous compliments but it is a little large at 46
Sean Healey, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago )
My Nixon. I've got a few watches but she's my fav.What model is this?
This is the Rotolog in Teak. It's offered in a variety of other styles, some of which are also wood. You've got bamboo, dark wood, dark wood w/ matte black, black acrylic, white acrylic, black and white acrylic...all sorts of stuff. All awesome.
Dan Lebo, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago )
Chris Gillis, over 6 years ago
Casio - Solar. $25, it tells me the time and tides (I surf and fish) and works on the sun's energy = very SMART watch.
Leigh Hibell, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago )
Shinola - THE RUNWELL www.murraymitchell.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/shinola-argonite-1069-watch.jpg
James Young, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago ) I run nearly every day so I wear a Suunto Ambit 2s
Adam Simms, over 6 years ago I use a FitBit force, but I miss having a traditional watch.
Milosz Falinski, over 6 years ago
I don't own one currently, but my favourite watch is by far the 1963 Seagull: http://seagull1963.com
Mac Pankiewicz, over 6 years ago
TW SteelStéphane Montlouis-Calixte, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago )
"Only the brave", by diesel
CAT here :-)
Seb Jachec, over 6 years ago
Pebble Steel :)
Eliot Hill, over 6 years ago
Swatch, loads of them, mostly in the gaudy bright colours! Think this will be next on my list.
Ernst Leet, over 6 years ago (edited 6 years ago )
Kirium.
Brennan Smith, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago )
Seán Mongey, over 6 years ago
Just got me one of these
Javier Lo, over 6 years ago
Braun.
This a thread I can get behind!
Firstly, it makes me so happy to see the number of designers out there with lovely old-fashioned analogue watches. There is something wonderful about having something non-digital, with leather and engineered moving parts.
I rock this Boss. Like a Boss. No second hand = no stress. Time becomes a calming distraction.
Alvaro Nistal, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago )
Swatch Warm Rebel most of the time
http://i262.photobucket.com/albums/ii90/jgbuckeye31/MISC/P7109263.jpg
Tor Løvskogen Bollingmo, over 6 years ago
A classic watch from Gant.
Duplicate Post :)
Jonathan Suh, over 6 years ago
Nothing too fancy
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