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Thanks - was looking at that one if I went the more road route. Also flipping it completely opposite weight wise, i've actually taken a lot of interest in this; https://www.planetx.co.uk/products/on-one-rujo-sram-rival-1-gravel-bike?variant=43837913465062

I actually wasn't considering them from my initial looks as they weren't as good price wise. However, they do currently have 20% off which brings a couple of bikes into the equation. I really liked my old carbon Planet X road bike a while back, just was out of the price range on their Gravel/CX...

When trying Cube, the 53 was a better fit vs Medium in Giant, for me at least.

Want to take advantage of the C2W Scheme, and got £1600 for now. I'm wanting to get a new gravel bike ideally and trying to squeeze carbon into the budget. Which one out of the below would you think is the one to go for? Or another option? Carbon isn't a necessity, but thinking i'll swap...

I've always stuck with Knirps, same one for years now and never flipped over or anything in the heavy winds/downpours during winter. Small enough to keep in my bag most of the winter.

I've been using the 'Worlds Best Cat Litter' and just flush it whenever I go to the bathroom as normal, no smell and the bags last quite a while for me. Been fantastic for my BSH and her messes.

Singlepass ideally, prefer that style with the watch, just was feeling a different colouring/NATO styling.

@mrk you probably have some recommedations. Been tempted to buy another colour or two straps for my Hamilton. Any brand(s) you've come across/liked that you've bought?

It is the King Hussein of Jordan crown on the face.

The watch I was waiting for finally arrived. Just need to get the bracelet adjusted and a new battery;

The watch I was waiting for is finally here. Just need to get the bracelet adjusted and a new battery; Love.

Three additions this week - the Omega/Eone on the right; And a Hamilton;

New addition arrived today; 1982 Hamilton H3 MIL-W-46374-B

Wolf do versions with drawers, I thought similar too - but just ultimately went with a bigger watch box and then the space saved by watches/boxes clears the space for the other stuff now.

I think I checked that one out too, ultimately went for the Wolf Windsor (10pc) as it was £209 iirc on wolf, but managed to get it for a lot less on Amazon. I did consider it with the bright interior, but went with the darker option. Rather nice!

Wolf Windsor - grabbed it from Amazon for about £60 less. They have plenty of other models and sizes too. Lovely quality for a... box.

I've been trying to find an Omega or Rolex from 1959 to purchase in memory of my Dad and to then pass on later in life, but been struggling to find one that really takes my fancy. This was available at a decent price (no box or papers) and they said it was 1959, but pretty sure it's more 60-63...

Yeah, it's completely ridiculous (in a good way) - the hour ball bearing is on the outside, the inside one is for the minutes and used for touch. Just thought for something so different I'd see how I find it. I do like it, though! It's not quite as large as the photo suggests, being next to two...

Received the Omega and Eone today and yesterday, will keep an eye out for a strap that takes my liking for the Omega and will get it cleaned up at some point too; Eone was slightly impulsive, saw a picture of it on another website and it took my interest, so thought i'd take a lump at it as...