Originally Posted by Expatriate
I've got a Seamaster too. One of my few automatics, but not so accurate as it rarely gets worn. I'll still take the accuracy of a Swiss quartz ETA movement over the automatic for every day wear. My prized watch is an illegal McStalin from Russia. I'm sure it's radioactive or something. 17 jewels and a plastic crystal. I only wear it when I ride a road bike*. Which is never.
*Obligatory road bike content.
I've asked my wife for a Breitling Windrider crono for our 5th anniversary.....I'm still allowed in the house, so it's looking good so far.
If I was out somewhere wearing my Polar as a watch, I'd be paranoid that someone like me would see it and think "He's kidding himself if he thinks he's a bike racer..."