u/theirishseller

Thanks Drew! Appreciate his passion for red wine...

I'm in week 21, started at 240 and am currently 197. Was wearing 42W pants and 2XL shirts, now i'm 38W and L and loving it. My goal is 10-15 more pounds to get to 180-185 and then I want to maintain that. I know the CDC says my ideal weight is 125-168, but I think thats too low for my 5'8" frame and my build. 🤷‍♂️

I bought this watch in 2002 (yes, its seen some things, thank God it can't talk!). I had it sized, but over 24 years my weight has "fluctuated". Since October of 2025 (had a heart attack), I've dropped 45 pounds. My trusty old beater was saggin' like a bangle, sliding into handwatch territory and just too big. Using a spring bar tool and a YouTube video, I removed a link today. Now I want to buy more watch tools and learn to size all bracelets myself. I really hope this isn't another watch rabbit and I end up with a box full of straps. 😪

Just got home from cruising in my old Chevelle convertible and realized the watch was glowing. First time I noticed this...lol.

Anyone else love their own watches so much that they go outside to the garden and photograph them? This is a Straum Jan Mayen I bought last month in Oslo. Quickly has become a favorite GADA watch for me.

Now in week 15, started at 240, now at 202. The CDC says I'm obese (but no longer morbidly obese, so that's nice). Need to lose 7 more pounds to be categorized as just "overweight" (63 years old, 5'8", 202 pounds).

Life goals! 🥳

First time sharing this. All I had was a couple of Citizen Eco-Drive watches (one goes back to 2002) until a few years ago. Now iIm drawn to mechanical watches and love these little machines that tell time with gears and springs.

These were all in a window, thought my fellow watch nerds would get a kick out of these.