Yes, a dark grey Citizen Eco-Drive that my wife gave me over 25 years ago. Around 20 years ago I once left the stem unscrewed and allowed water to get inside; had to have the guts replaced. Been fine since then except for occasional repairs to the band. Always stays powered up; accurate to better than 20 sec/month, I just need to reset the date for 30 day months -- and remember to screw the stem in tight!!

My favorite is the Citizens watch my wife gave me a few years ago. It replaced the Seiko I had worn for years, another gift from her. My former favorite was a Swiss watch my father's best friend bought in Europe while serving as part of the occupying force after WWII. Somebody stole it from me.

Yours IS pretty. The first watch I bought my wife was a Bulova. She made a face indicating to me "this thing is old fashioned". Her next two over the years were Seikos.

Nice watch. I have had one similar and loved it.
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I got this as a gift but don’t wear it.

I like Skagen Watches. Here’s the one I use.

My phone.

Nice watch

Very nice.

I like a minimalist design, with a good faceplate and nice touches.
Something good for semi casual or formal events.

Mine is an old school wind up Orient watch. I bought it in Manila for $US 80.

I love the classic Analog Timex all of them

RIP CURL CLASSIC SURF WATCH -A2195 Boost METALLIC BLUE. Bought it back in 2008.

Yes I do. I wear my Garmin fitness watch daily.

Not really, as long as it keeps the right time.

Why would you want "the most expensive watch"?