What are you wearing today (2020-2023)?

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caseydog said:
No, my current beard is very scruffy. Not groomed at all, other than trimming the mustache to keep it out of my mouth.

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I've found with a mask, mustache trimming is essential, else the stray hairs tickle the nostrils.
 
TastyReuben said:
I've got my hair back in a small ponytail at the moment. When I can talk caseydog into that, I'll have accomplished something. :laugh: 👱‍♀️
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I had long hair before, a few times. I never put it in a ponytail, but I did have mullet in the early 80s. :ohmy:

Here is the last time, about 12 years ago (in Dubrovnik).

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Here is a question. How do you feel about wrist watches? Utility or fashion?

Car guys are really big on watches, for some reason. I have a TAG Heuer Formula 1 chronograph (I'm wearing it in the photo in my previous post), and a Rado Integral dress watch. I used to have a Concord Mariner SG, but it got stolen.

Now, I mostly wear an Apple iWatch, because I can read it without my reading glasses. :laugh:

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caseydog said:
Here is a question. How do you feel about wrist watches? Utility or fashion?

Car guys are really big on watches, for some reason. I have a TAG Heuer Formula 1 chronograph (I'm wearing it in the photo in my previous post), and a Rado Integral dress watch. I used to have a Concord Mariner SG, but it got stolen.

Now, I mostly wear an Apple iWatch, because I can read it without my reading glasses. :laugh:

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I never wear jewellery but I do wear a watch, the one pictured is one my kids bought together for my 50th. Lifetime warranty. Michael hill is a millionaire with a chain of jewellery stores, even a golf course named after him. I'm told it was very expensive!!!

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caseydog said:
Here is a question. How do you feel about wrist watches? Utility or fashion?
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I'd say they're both. I like the look of a watch, and I've worn one off and on over the years, but I can never get used to the sensation of it on my wrist.

The only jewelry I wear is my wedding ring.
 
TastyReuben said:
I'd say they're both. I like the look of a watch, and I've worn one off and on over the years, but I can never get used to the sensation of it on my wrist.

The only jewelry I wear is my wedding ring.
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We only had enough money for one wedding ring so only my wife got a ring. I borrowed best mans ring for the day. Havnt worn one ever. Remember I was only 19 and wife 17

Russ
 
caseydog said:
I have developed a full hipster neck beard. I trim it into a reasonably shaped beard if I need to look presentable. I think I have been clean shaven twice since March.

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Not sure if hipster means the the same over here, but I have one of those too. It only extends about an inch below the jaw line, and is trimmed regularly. I never had a permanent beard until just before last Christmas when I was working on a project where everyone else wore beards. The habit stuck.
 
TastyReuben said:
mullet is highly underrated
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Really, it isn't.
caseydog said:
Here is a question. How do you feel about wrist watches? Utility or fashion?

Car guys are really big on watches, for some reason.
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I think it's an affinity to precision engineering. I've always favoured fairly plain watches with simple stainless straps. My daily wear is a very plain Breitling which is pretty indestructible and always accurate. It looks very similar to your TAG Heuer F1 - blue face, three white sub-dials but without the bezel. I also have an Omega Speedmaster but I find it a bit chunky, having fairly slim wrists. My favourite is a Tissot, also very plain, but it was an alternative to a wedding ring as I don't do jewellery.
 
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