I just thought to put my opinion on paper - for those with grumbling wives: pay attention, for this is going to be interesting. 

First off, how many watches have you killed in your younger days? And how much did that cost you? A lot I would bet... One after the other. So there is your first argument: one watch will force you to use it for any purpose, any activity and it will just destroy it. Take your old quartz swimming? Gone with the wind, well drowned in the pool actually. So, a dive watc

Well now, these grail watches can be frustrating, as you know once you acquire one it fades on you. New grail on the horizon! 

This is for mere mortals of course. I can maintain more than one grail, I have a big heart. What's a grail anyway? To me it has the wow factor - every time I look at it. Yes, every time.... That is what a grail does to you, mesmerizing, a perfect fit.

Here is one of mine - quick and dirty nightshots of a watch that can handle that.

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In search of my Grail. Is a twin quartz and must be very rare one. Was marketed as both Twin and King Quartz. A very nice example pic snagged off of the interwebs...[Image: https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2019080...84efee.jpg]

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