I have a stainless Movado and I gold Movado that I have been wearing for 10+ years.

Anonymous wrote:Is anyone in this forum wearing a watch that costs under $1000?

I have a beautiful Victornox ladies' watch that we got for about $375 on sale 4 years ago. Expensive for us, but I love it.

I have a classic Cartier Tank.

A 20+ year old SS Omega Seamaster my mom gave me when she upgraded. I wear it to work. I wear my Timex running watch on the weekend.

I have been wearing the same coach watch from Macy's for nine years.

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Anonymous wrote:Is anyone in this forum wearing a watch that costs under $1000?

I am! I have a Bulova something something. very feminine, good size face. i have a tag and wore it for years, but it just got too expensive to fix -- and i was having to fix it a lot. i also really like citizen watches. and i love swatch watches still.

yes...I remember feeling like my $700 watch was a huge, HUGE splurge, and i debated for weeks whether to get it...I love it and I am glad that I did, but that's a "cheap" watch by DCUM standards, apparently!

Gold Cartier Tank Francaise.

I have a Cartier Roadster, but when I became a SAHM, I stopped wearing it as much. I mainly wear a Timex Ironman now. The Cartier was a present to myself after many years of saving and hard work, but no one knows that when I'm at the playground and I feel like I look pretentious and rich in it, and I am neither! Love that watch, though. I used to wear a Swiss Army watch--the just basic stainless steel one. I think it's a nice look, if you want something less sporty and not super expensive.

Anonymous wrote:Is anyone in this forum wearing a watch that costs under $1000?

I am! I have a Bulova something something. very feminine, good size face. i have a tag and wore it for years, but it just got too expensive to fix -- and i was having to fix it a lot. i also really like citizen watches. and i love swatch watches still.

I have a ridiculous number of watches, mostly b/c DH loves watches and seems to think I share his obsession.

The Seiko I bought for myself after college plus my Ironman are the only two I feel I need.

a 20 year old version of this: http://www.amazon.com/Timex-T5K413-Ironman-Traditional-30-Lap/dp/B00352L1T4/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1350061003&sr=8-8&keywords=timex+ironman

and an almost 20 year old version of this:
http://www.amazon.com/Seiko-Womens-SWZ054-Dress-Two-Tone/dp/B00068TIGI/ref=sr_1_1?s=watches&ie=UTF8&qid=1350061112&sr=1-1&keywords=seiko+women%27s

I like the two-tone for its versatility. I like having a date function and a second hand.

For some reason I find depending on a cell phone for the time to be inappropriate or immature. Maybe it's my age. My phone is usually not within an arm's reach of me, yet I have this old-fashioned need to be on time.

Rolex. 26mm face. Or one of several ancient Swatch watches in the small and large sizes.

My Cartier tank is my favorite, but since becoming a SAHM, I wear a simple Timex with a leather band.

I have a Baume & Mercier that I honestly NEVER take off. I've had it on for going on 4 years and I LOVE LOVE LOVE it. http://www.baume-et-mercier.com/en-us/collection-hampton/hampton-10050

I can't live without a watch either. I rarely carry a cell phone and would never rely on one to tell the time.

I have a Cartier Tank that was a gift, a "no-name" watch that was maybe $100, and numerous sports watches. If I don't wear a watch to bed, it really bothers me.

Cartier Panthere. I think the face is either 25 or 27 mm (mid-size). I don't like "ladies" watches with the small(est) faces. I also have a Timex Ironman that I sometimes wear when travelling internationally (like having 2 time zones). Finally, I think Swatch makes some great, fun watches. I can't live without wearing a watch.