When I wear one, which isn't often, it's a fake Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust. £25 off someone who went to Thailand (compared to about £2500 for a real one). Can't wear it too much or all the pretend gold will wear off :tup:

http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b3...alDatejust.jpg

Same here, as worn by James Bond.

I'm lucky enough to have a real one (but in stainless, no flashy gold bits for me).
I got it for my 21st and its on my wrist now and costs more than a car to have serviced- and its gone for a couple of months- and they make you put a £10 deposit down in case you don't come back!!

Christ , you must have had it years Stuart!....mines due a service....oops:razz:

what are you trying to say John!!
22 years in May and still looks like new.
3 services in those years (well I did used to plaster in it !!) and around £200 a time for a service!!!!

god your older than me! just

Hows you sun burnt arse then cup cake ??:p

it ok now...until this weekend :devil:
send me you email and i will send you a piccie of the transfer box....very sexxxxy

faithle55@aol.com ;)

Very nice Stu. :nod:
As well as an everyday Lorus (!), I have a Tissot PRS 516 and my late Grandfathers Omega Seamaster Automatic, which is very dear to me.

I'm a bit of a fan of Tag Heuer watches too. I'd love a Monaco (early) and/or a Carrera Racing one day!