[TZ250]

My Tissot PRS516 *barely* fits under my Vanson leather jacket, but it does fit.

 

[Courtney Pike]

Normally my Citizen quartz Royal Marines Commando. Note to self: Take pictures of watches on bikes.

Meanwhile,

 

[mconlonx]

I'm usually wearing an Aerostitch Roadcrafter 2pc suit, and gloves with gauntlets, which make wearing a bulky watch impractical and uncomfortable. Si right now, Dagaz Thunderbolt for local rides and commuting, Seiko SBQJ017 if I'm heading west for a long ride.

However, I usually have a Casio MQ24 strapped to whatever bike I'm riding. Currently, an 09 Ducati Multistrada 1100s.

 

[excelerater]

as a biker I NEVER look at my watch while riding..

 

[DocScotter]

The new digital JDM Seiko X Giugiaro Design Motorcycle Collection looks pretty compelling:

https://wornandwound.com/introducing-the-jdm-seiko-x-giugiaro-design-motorcycle-collection/

It could be a good alternative for G-shock wearers. Just sayin'...

 

[stbob]

GW-5000-1JF

 

[psbero]

I've taken to wearing my Hamilton khaki field mechanical lately. It's thin and fits nicely under my gloves and leathers. I have the time on my instruments so I don't need to see it while I'm actually riding.

 

[JParanee]

None because you wreck them when you fall

 

[FullFlavorPike]

I take my sporty 9 times out of 10, not my truck, when I have to go anywhere, so I guess whatever I happen to be wearing that day.

 

[Drudge]

 

[TheWhiteRabbit]

Tried... Uncomfortable. Gloves will not zip over. Even went to wearing the watch upside down (head on the bottom of my wrist) while riding, still uncomfortable. Also reading a thread here on skiing got me thinking; damn if I go down not only am I gonna eff this watch up but the watch is gonna break ma damn wrist!

I've gone to sticking the watch in a travel case for the ride

 

[waltermitty]

Tried... Uncomfortable. Gloves will not zip over. Even went to wearing the watch upside down (head on the bottom of my wrist) while riding, still uncomfortable. Also reading a thread here on skiing got me thinking; damn if I go down not only am I gonna eff this watch up but the watch is gonna break ma damn wrist!

I've gone to sticking the watch in a travel case for the ride

yup...pretty much what I do, too. I have a Eco-Drive velcroed atop my clutch master
with a safety lanyard on a quick release. when I dismount, I just unclip and carry it
like a pocket watch on a small biner to my belt loop

 

[Combat Jump]

Marathon 46mm Search and Rescue WW194021, matched a tan leather strap to the bike's custom leather work.

 

[Vioviv]

The new digital JDM Seiko X Giugiaro Design Motorcycle Collection looks pretty compelling:

https://wornandwound.com/introducing-the-jdm-seiko-x-giugiaro-design-motorcycle-collection/

It could be a good alternative for G-shock wearers. Just sayin'...

Got one for my brother, who rides a Ducati. He loves it.

 

[Earthbound]

I wear a Tag Aquaracer when I ride. It’s my only quartz watch and with all the vibration I figured it would hold up better than some automatics. But, I don’t like fumbling with my gloves/riding jacket to see the time. Currently, looking for a rubber strapped watch with Tritium to put around the triple trees. So far a Praetorian is the forerunner. Ride safe

 

[Catatafish]

When I ride it's out on country roads sport riding and the last thing I want is a watch getting all the vibrations, or scratches from protective gear (textiles especially) or suffering from the wreck that is inevitable in the sport. Not to mention when I'm out riding, I don't care, and I don't want to know what time it is. So I leave it at home.

 

[Miklos86]

Casio Pro Trek PRW-6600. Not exactly comfortable under gloves, but the altimeter came in handy to judge how far along the mountain pass.

Sent from my SM-N950F using Tapatalk

 

[dwalby]

I don't have a specific motorcycling watch, I just wear whatever one I happen to feel like wearing that day. I've crashed plenty of times and never had a scratch on any watch I was wearing at the time. You guys do wear gloves, right? Also, if a watch can't withstand a little vibration while riding, I wouldn't want to own that watch anyway. Mountain biking may be a different story, much more chance to damage the watch in a crash unless you're wearing gloves with a decent wrist gauntlet.

 

[jojofett]

Casio F-91W. Lightweight and unintrusive.

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[Abhishek.b27]

Bumping this thread after it being dormant for a year and a half!

I got back to motorbiking after 10 years and did things differently this time! I bought a motorbike with a colour scheme for a watch I already had. I bought my Honda CB350RS recently based on a collection favourite of mine, the yellow and black Casio G-Shock GA2110 (Casioak)

The watch

The motorbike

I just booked my Candy Green Kawasaki Z650RS last month and a couple of days ago I picked up a Certina DS Action Day Date in Jade-Green. It was a sales forum purchase. I guess the watch will reach me quicker than the bike.

Here's me on the bike.

Here's my watch. (Images from the Certina Website)