They say the poor play with cars, the rich play with watches, and geeks play with computers. I used to wear a Casio digital watch; although inexpensive, it had quite a few functions and was rather practical, and I knew nothing about quartz or mechanical watches. It wasn't until I changed jobs a while ago and saw my new colleagues all wearing mechanical watches that I realised I really needed to change to a proper mechanical watch. Moreover, my budget wasn't high; I had always liked Mido's Multifort collection, but after visiting a physical store to see it once, I felt I couldn't pull it off when wearing it. Afterwards, I looked at many others one after another until I found the Seamaster 300, and I realised I actually liked this type of watch, and it was a diver's watch too. I didn't understand things like 8500 and 2500, I just felt this one suited me, and after negotiating a good price with customer service, I decided to purchase it.

　　On the first day the parcel arrived, my hanging heart was finally put at ease, haha. The rest is just admiring the beauty of the Seamaster!

First encounter with a mechanical watch, Omega Seamaster300

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