Davey P

It's in joint 1st position in the pole with the GP and IWC, so there are a few other members on here with similar impeccable taste to me....

That was a long shot mate, as the original post is from April 2016... So, no, I haven't still got it, sorry

I voted for the Seiko

Worth mentioning, in case it isn't obvious, do not submerge the whole watch into the ultrasonic bath, but take the bracelet off first and clean the watch head separately (i.e. Not in the ultrasonic).

I forgot to mention, I've done a fair number of trades on here in the past as well (straight swaps, with no money exchanging hands either way) and that has also been great, with both parties completely satisfied and happy with the swaps.

I've bought and sold plenty of watches on ebay in the past without any problems, but I'd only use it as a last resort now. The sales corner on here is extremely reliable from my experience. Everything I've bought has been exactly as described, and everything I've sold has gone smoothly without fuss. As @Roger the Dodger said previously, "The big advantage of selling here is that you will probably know the buyer, or can communicate with them via the PM service, as all are genuine watch enthusiasts". That pretty much sums it up really, the members on here have always been honest and easy

Nice simple TW Steel Maverick for me today:

I voted for the MB&F, purely because there was no option for "none of the above"

I agree with @JoT - the Bulgari is definitely the least horrendous of that lot. And since my impeccable good taste is legendary around here, I think we can all agree that is the correct answer

Excellent TW Steel for me today:

If you get stuck with any of these, I'd be happy to help out. There are a few samples of my photo editing work on my website if you're interested: https://davepatey-illustration.co.uk/

Happy birthday @mach 0.0013137 Have a great day mate

Awesome Bulova Precisionist for me this morning:

I work from home, and I've converted one of my desk drawers to a watch box, which holds my top twenty favourites. The dividers are covered in carbon fibre effect sticky backed plastic (very Blue Peter! ), and I made individual cushions covered in black velvet (very Austin Powers! ) to hold them safely in place. The rest of my collection are on stands dotted around the office, so ironically I get to see the cheapies on display, while the good stuff is hidden away

A bit of Casio Edifice bling for me today: