Cuba's el Presidente always wore two rolex on the same wrist.Nuvolari wrote: ↑April 24th 2025, 8:49amThis Bulova so far, since I tend to only wear one watch at a time.
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Not that there is anything wrong with wearing them two at a time in that special manner which brings certain excitement to our pal, COD.
And the late Peter O’Toole, too:
“Peter O'Toole was known for wearing two watches. He famously wore one on each wrist, including in his 1983 interview with David Letterman, where he joked that he didn't want to waste time looking at the wrong wrist.”
Alain sold this Bulova to me (bracelet and all) for a song but then, shortly thereafter, ended up buying another one exactly like the one he had just sold me. Never once asked about me selling it back… which I would have done. He was a cool dude - I miss that guy.
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It’s chilly this morning, so espresso outside requires a blanket. And Coltrane.
There are all sorts of terrible ways to start your day… but this ain’t one of them.
Those are great pictures. I particularly like the picture of el Presidente w/ Borat.
Any Rolex lover knows these are so inaccurate and irreliable, that it is safer to wear a backup with You at all times. Also, he is a commie thief, and surrounded by other commie thieves. I'd also make sure to wear all my valuables on me at all times, if I where on Cuba. Though I do believe living there involves to be drunk all the time, no idea if one can really watch for the watch constantly.
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