Which watch for which car marque
Discussion
Following on from the Audi-Omega thread.
Skoda - Sekonda
Smart - Swatch
Vauxhall - Timex
Toyota - Casio
Lotus/Porsche - Tag
Ferrari - Patek Philippe
Bugatti/Zonda - Richard Mille
Mercedes - Rolex
Volvo - Accurist
Alfa Romeo - Armani
Maserati - T W Steel!
Honda - Seiko
Mclaren - has to be Hamilton.
BMW confuses me. Apparently BMW owners top the list for their preference for a bit on the side, so maybe something sacrificial that can be left on the bedside table.
I'm sure there must have been a more considered listing in the past as this is Pistonheads.
Personally as a Toyota and Porsche owner, I have a Casio Edifice, Omega tank and a Cyma military (my first car was a military Austin Champ but that is a touch obscure!)
Skoda - Sekonda
Smart - Swatch
Vauxhall - Timex
Toyota - Casio
Lotus/Porsche - Tag
Ferrari - Patek Philippe
Bugatti/Zonda - Richard Mille
Mercedes - Rolex
Volvo - Accurist
Alfa Romeo - Armani
Maserati - T W Steel!
Honda - Seiko
Mclaren - has to be Hamilton.
BMW confuses me. Apparently BMW owners top the list for their preference for a bit on the side, so maybe something sacrificial that can be left on the bedside table.
I'm sure there must have been a more considered listing in the past as this is Pistonheads.
Personally as a Toyota and Porsche owner, I have a Casio Edifice, Omega tank and a Cyma military (my first car was a military Austin Champ but that is a touch obscure!)
Agrispeed said:
Lotus = CW surely?
for some reason the Evora seems to remind me of Christopher ward
Landrover defender = Ballistic?
British made with a foreign power plant? for some reason the Evora seems to remind me of Christopher ward

Landrover defender = Ballistic?
As a BMW driver I probably wear an Oris more often than not. Or a Seiko. Or a citizen. Or an Omega

I'll say Oris for BMW.
Even more confused on the BMW front. I guess it depends what's at hand on the bedside table!
1 series could be a Casio and 7 series Longine?
I was told at my local Porsche dealership some years ago, that the watch and shoes showed whether the prospective customer was a viable prospect. He was either very honest or commenting on my footwear! Like watches, Imelda Marcos does shoes.
There really must be a connection. My list is exploratory.
1 series could be a Casio and 7 series Longine?
I was told at my local Porsche dealership some years ago, that the watch and shoes showed whether the prospective customer was a viable prospect. He was either very honest or commenting on my footwear! Like watches, Imelda Marcos does shoes.
There really must be a connection. My list is exploratory.
I'll add:
Skoda - CW (Robust, reliable and not bank-breakingly expensive; An all round good choice)
Porsche - Rolex (They're everywhere! The defacto sports car/sports watch choice)
Mercedes - Omega (Well built, common, lots of heritage)
Alfa Romeo - Glycine (Lots of character, but sometimes forgotten!)
Maserati - JLC (Well ...
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Skoda - CW (Robust, reliable and not bank-breakingly expensive; An all round good choice)
Porsche - Rolex (They're everywhere! The defacto sports car/sports watch choice)
Mercedes - Omega (Well built, common, lots of heritage)
Alfa Romeo - Glycine (Lots of character, but sometimes forgotten!)
Maserati - JLC (Well ...
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