Just stuff I liked and could afford (read: just barely squeeze by till next paycheck). It’s more of a haphazard gathering of watches. I’m not sure I can call myself a collector. If you dig deep enough in my IG you may be able to find it! What got you into watch collecting?
It had silver hands and silver markers on a textured silver dial. My dad gave it to me because he couldn’t read it. I wore it in High school and on and off through college. It had a silver wave dial, black painted bezel, and black checkered center-links. But the one that I started to actually wear regularly was a quartz Invicta dive chronograph. I had a few watches as a kid, none I really remember. What was your first watch (or first memorable watch)? Cutting into a perfectly cooked medium-rare steak with a nicely sharpened knife. That insert whatever that just puts a smile on your face every time. The one jacket that fits you so perfectly and you can’t explain why. That one pen then just writes so perfectly. Hitting the sweet spot on a pitching wedge and hearing the perfect “clack“ sound. I’m just a guy who enjoys the little things in life. We sat down for a quick conversation with their newest member, Cameron, to see what he was bringing to the table. When Nodus Watches, one of our oldest friends at The Watch Clicker, hired from within the watch community we took notice. Often run by sole proprietors or a small staff, running lean is the name of the game for microbrands. With that said, microbrands don’t often bring on new people to their staff. Like any other business, the need to replace people that have left or new staff to fuel expansion are needs that will always be present. Watch companies are always bringing new people on board to their staff.
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