The most comfortable watch I own...

It's a rainy day, so I thought I'd head to the office to do some overtime and then grab dinner, so I stopped by Subway. This watch, which is over 50 years old, looks exceptionally beautiful today. But its greatest strength is the finishing—even when stroking the case, there isn't a single part that feels snaggy or uncomfortable. Once overhauled, it's accurate within a 5-second daily deviation, and the bracelet provides a sense of unity, wrapping around the wrist like skin. It's incredible that they could produce this level of quality around 1970. Through this vintage piece, I learned what true watch finishing and quality really mean, and realized that just because many watches on the market have high reputations and prices, it doesn't mean that level of quality is guaranteed.