An Elliot Brown watch has called my wrist home for the last 6 years. In my case, and to provide an answer to the daily DM questions, my daily watch is the original ‘EB Tyneham 001 ’. Photos are at the end. I think the original model is no longer being made and so it’s becoming a relic, a little like me! 6 years on and the Tyneham’s outer is showing a few signs of having lived a life, but it’s part of its appeal. ‌ The Tyneham 001, has been flawless. It’s a stealthy automatic with attitude. The matte gunmetal case complements the soft rubber strap. A clear display back provides a window into the workings of the EB rotor. No fancy gimmicks or electronics. Just precision time keeping with the advantage of not needing batteries or a separate charging facility. Just your body movement alone keeps the watch ticking or when you need a quick top up, just wind it up manually. ‌ It’s a rugged yet less bulky, discreet watch than the normal bigger is better generation of dive watches and so it com...