I have no idea how I screwed up that reply to the OP at #22.
Left to right:
Seiko. SKX009 “Pepsi dial”, and the original, the SKX007. This was the first automatic ever ISO-certified as a professional dive watch for use at 200 meters.
Then a watch from Ferrari, the dial being an homage to the dashboard dials of the 250GT.
The red one is from MOMO design, makers of racing gear, fire suits, etc., mid-90’s from my racing days.
Next to that is a Cartier ‘Tank Francaise ’ knock-off, a gift from a very dear friend from her first business trip to China.
The dress watch is from Tiffany, a gift from the current mrs. We went to visit my son at Cambridge, and our hotel room was burglarized. I lost a 14K round dress watch, also from Tiffany, and a TAG Formula One. At Christmas there was a new watch under the tree.
Last is a Citizen Aqualand Promaster I bought in 1995, to wear while diving and taking fish pictures in French Polynesia. Unfortunately I just found out last week that the movement has failed, and no replacements are available anymore. Cool watch—all analog, and it showed current depth, maximum depth, and decompression time. Now it’s basically a shiny paperweight.