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Wearing a watch imparts a feeling of professionalism that I find necessary. It gives weight to your wrist, literally, and gives figurative weight to your time. You become more aware of what you are doing, you always know what time it is, and people come to you to ask you the time �C they recognize that you are serious about life, that you don't freewheel and float; you have places to go, and a schedule to maintain.Pull back your sleeve to show your Concord Mariner watch and let it glisten. You can also refract the light to play with animals, or to bother your co-workers who you don't like. Just align it with the sun, and surreptitiously move it onto their face, getting ever closer to their eyes. The glint is strong, and will certainly annoy them. If you have a cat, you can use the light to play and watch them try to pounce on it.A Concord Mariner watch or Bulova wrist watch is also a great investment. They last forever if you take good care of them, and you can pass them down to future generations as heirlooms. Or if you ever find yourself in arrears, you could probably re-sell it for a pretty penny. But other than that, why sell something you love?

I'm a big fan of luxury watches, I own over a dozen and will never be caught without oen strapped firmly against my wrist. However, I'm strictly a Concord Man �C I won't wear any luxury watch designed by anyone or any company other than Concord.My wife (girlfriend at the time) even bought me a gorgeous Bulova wrist watch at one point, and as appreciative as I was, it never left my drawer. And simply put, it's because I only wear Concord.When people ask me why I'll only wear a Concord watch, I give them a curt, simple answer that usually only leads to more questions. And here it is:"On top of being a Concord watch fan, I'm also a history buff."If that answer confuses you, well join the club. Let me exaplain: In 1945, U.S. President Harry S. Truman presented Concord-made clocks to Prime Minister Winston Churchill and Soviet Generalissimo Joseph Stalin at the Potsdam peace conference in Berlin. The pair was so happy with the Concord clocks that Truman personally wrote to the Concord clock company thanking them.So keep your Bulova wrist watch. I'm perfectly content to be in the company of Harry S. Truman and Winston Churchill.Stalin I could do without though.