*looks at watch* Where is my watch??? Oh. I'm not wearing a watch.

Sekonda, self winding with a proper tick!

Raketa 24 hr analogue

Skagen. I have three and love 'em. http://www.skagen.com/watches.asp It's the only watch I'll wear... so thin and comfy.

SWATCH-Skin (metal) Thin...is IN

Baby G, It's my fun watch, I have other dressy ones for more serious days :)

I don't wear one but I have one.. being aware of time makes me obsessive and I enjoy life less. Looks like a 'Casio Pathfinder'.. kinda cool, solar powered, moon phases and day of moon cycle (important to me and hard to find), solar compass by inputting longitude.. not bad for a half-yard.. but still a gift.

DKNY my husband bought me it for christmas a couple of years ago and i love it and wear it all the time.

Bulova - I got mine for $80

Casio.

Citizen Eco-Drive

Seiko - no idea what type though : P It's analogue and tells the time, that's all I know : P

LOL, I don't own a watch

I'm a Casio person.

Lorus

It says a hair past a freckle x

ROLEX ( OYSTER PERPUTUAL DATEJUST )

I have matching Gucci watches, one with a brown face, one with a white mother of pearl face.

Timex IRONMAN :)

Samsung T619 cellphone

Breitling

Watch? Me? You are clearly joking. :P

Disney. It features Tinkerbelle, Bella and Snow White. And yes, I get strange looks from people ;-)

Fossil. I got it for Mother's Day and just happen to have a picture of it. LOL

I have a storm watch with a bright blue face. My boyfrind bought it for me and I love it apart from the fact that it has no numbers or marks on the face so I cant easily tell the time on it.

Good question. It's from the National Audubon Society, and other than having pictures of birds at 3 (House Wren), 6 (American Robin), 9 (Song Sparrow), and 12 o'clock (Northern Cardinal), that's all it says.

Geneva.

Movado Museum. I got it as a college graduation gift from my mom.

I'm not sure..It's China-made. There is no label of who make the watch. Ü

rolex clone

It's a run-of-the-mill digital Casio watch with calendar. I bought it because I had simply had enough of being misled by wrong clocks. Clocks on buildings are often neglected. Clocks in cars rely on the car battery, so you can't trust those without having to keep track of what your family does with the car. Clocks on computers can be unreliable, and any computer clock will be wrong if the computer synchronizes it with a network whose clock is wrong -- and I have had experiences with such clocks that were wrong by tens of minutes. Once, because I did not want to wear a watch, I ended up writing my own special timekeeping software -- yes, the problem really was so bad that I had to write a computer program just to tell me the right time. (This was for use in a classroom without wall clocks.) My watch is digital because I have had too many bad experiences with unreliable analog watches. Digital watches can have their own problems, but in general, these problems are less common than with analog watches, and when they do occur, they are easier to notice. It is also digital because I like how the calendar function takes care of itself, even leap year, without me having to reset it. It is so much easier to have one wristwatch that shows the right time and that you trust than it is to have half a dozen clocks in different places showing different times and that you don't so much trust.

i have a claude valentini watch on my shelf but i cant wear it because it's to big lol.