Description: <p>Feeling like I&#x27;m gonna sit on this set for a bit. Loving the attention to detail, design, and nuances that differentiate these 3.<br/><br/>Loving the latest jlc squadra addition, including the jlc crew helping me to geek out on the significance of the 975 cal movement, as well as the abuse aimed at my strap choice 😆<br/><br/>Got all my use cases covered ✅️<br/><br/>Can&#x27;t justify price of things I like better.<br/><br/>Can&#x27;t justify more than 3 watches (already probably too indulgent).</p><p> </p><p>https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/vnpR5Pfxk9</p>

Description: <p>6 months into being a “watch guy”</p><p>Nothing special in my collection yet but I’ve been acquiring some pieces that I really like. Hoping to get a GMT master 2 allocation in the near future! </p><p> </p><p>https://www.reddit.com/r/PrideAndPinion/s/FgyjiIYMPk</p><p> </p>

Description: <p>This is my current collection! The Tudor, anordain, GS, and Hamilton are all tied to wonderful memories or experiences. The seamaster is just a joy to wear and so versatile, and the seiko is my typical travel watch. For some time I’ve been thinking about adding a chronograph, but I’m very undecided on which one. I’m a “milestone” kind of watch guy, so I probably won’t purchase for another two years or so, but wanted to see what sorts of chronos the community has enjoyed. I have small-ish wrists at 6.6 inches, so I know this limits my options a bit. In the past I have admired many Breitlings, zenith’s, and a few Sinn’s, but am open to any suggestions!</p><p> </p><p>https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/GhXpbziSiv</p>

Description: <p>My most favorite is the Montblanc Heritage Chronograph and ironically the least worn due to its looks<br/><br/>https://www.watchcrunch.com/pepelyankov/posts/current-state-of-the-collection-3-264062</p>

Description: <p>This is my collection representing smaller wrist gang. I&#x27;ve been collecting for about 7 years, slowly working my way up to nicer pieces.<br/><br/>From left to right:<br/><br/>-Archimede Outdoor Protect - German tool watch with 38mm case and hardened steel case/bracelet. My go anywhere watch.<br/><br/>-Formex Essence 39 - my newest piece. Fits very nicely on the wrist with a built in extra half link micro adjust. The white dial really catches the eye<br/><br/>-Nomos Club Neomatik Atlantic - one of my favorite daily wearers. 37mm case with a beautiful display back.<br/><br/>-Universal Geneve Polerouter date - beautiful vintage piece from the early 1960s designed by the legendary Gerald Genta. Only a 34mm case but has a much larger presence on the wrist<br/><br/>-Nomos Ludwig 35mm - My go to dress watch. Very thin watch which is perfect under the cuff</p><p> </p><p>https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/TK55BoFVVx</p>

Description: <p class="font_8">Started seriously collecting around 6 years ago. I am currently looking for a dress watch (or dressy type, I am not set solely on one specific type of watch). In mind, I have the Hamilton Murph 38mm and the Lacao Valencia 39mm. Any recommendations appreciated!</p>

Description: <p>Finally completed my collection and hoping for opinions.</p><p> </p><p>My watch collection is finally complete (for now) and would love to get opinions. My interest in watches started with watching restoration videos and grew fascinated with the movements and build. It took a cancer diagnosis (all cut out and sorted) to encourage me to actually invest in quality watches I love that have a meaning to me.<br/><br/>Oris Pro pilot x Kermit - Fell in love with this on first sight and is the watch I closely associate to my diagnosis and recovery. Was bought alongside a Seiko and a Tissot but they have both been sold/gifted.<br/><br/>Sinn 556a RS - Really wanted a German brand watch to remind me of my time living in Germany with the Armed Forces. Originally bought a 556i Mother of Pearl but felt it was too formal for my style. This is the watch I wear most of the time outside of work.<br/><br/>Boldr Field Medic 1 - My work watch. Not a medic but the functions are perfect for any combat role where BLS is a huge focus. On a NATO strap with my regimental colours.<br/><br/>Bremont Broadsword - A British brand with a HMAF collection. Perfect watch to remember my time within the Army.<br/><br/>Christopher Ward C60 Atoll 300 - I am a keen scuba diver so needed to have a diving watch. Wanted to keep it relatively affordable to be more comfortable with taking abroad.<br/><br/>Rolex Explorer 39mm mk.2 - My most recent addition. Rolex, to me, is the epitome of luxury watch making and history. Only justified due to an insurance pay out from my diagnosis. Currently on a Weltmann strap for a formal occasion. The most versatile Rolex in my opinion.<br/><br/>Thank you for taking the time to read through my collection and what they mean to me.</p><p> </p><p>https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/LqBqTMy9gJ</p>

Description: <p>Just playing around with some of the watches..</p><p> </p><p>https://www.instagram.com/p/C6PnY8uMbWU/?igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==</p>

Description: <p>My trio one year after entering this rabbit hole.<br/><br/>IWC Spitfire Automatic: I was looking for a GADA watch that would scratch my field watch itch. It&#x27;s incredibly legible, I like the 39mm sizimg, and everything about the dial is simple, but done perfectly. This gets the most wear.<br/><br/>Tudor Pelagos 39: My most recent pick up. I wanted a dive watch and had my eye on this for a while. I like the all brushed tool watch look. The sizing and proportions are excellent and the titanium is light and dissapears on the wrist. I think this will split wear with the Spitfire.<br/><br/>Longines Conquest 38mm Green Dial: My wife bought me this watch for our wedding so it has a lot of sentimental value. Its dial is gorgeous and dresses up well with leather. Due to the amount of polished surfaces, this is my &quot;nice occasion&quot; watch.<br/><br/>How I got here: I got engaged a year and a half ago and wanted to get a nice watch for the wedding, then fell hard down the automatic/luxury watch rabbit hole. The first watch I bought was an Omega Railmaster - its a great watch and has an amazing movement, but I couldnt fall in love with it. The dial isnt very legible, especially in direct sunlight, and the porportions were a little off for me. I still have it but planning on selling, so I didnt include it. I bought a couple other mid-range watches that also didnt do much for me, so im planning on selling them too.<br/><br/>After about a year, I&#x27;m happy with the current three watch collection and will be content for a while.<br/><br/>TL;DR: wasted a bunch of money in my first foray into watches, but landed on this two tool watches and one fancier watch collection. Thanks for listening to my TED talk.</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/KE6M21G9R2</p>

Description: <p>What else do you need? I dont think I would need anything else.</p><p> </p><p>https://www.watchcrunch.com/giljemorten/posts/what-else-do-you-need-362368</p>

Description: <p>I am heading to Sonoma with my wife this weekend. We are celebrating 11 years of marriage and two years of what is my “crani-versary.” That is the two year anniversary of my successful surgery for removal of a nasty brain tumor. It’s a super special time because my surgery is just one day before our anniversary. So, it’s a double celebration. Then on Monday, my wife heads home and I’m in San Jose for my national sales meeting. As we always say, I will be wearing these in good health. How’d I do?!</p><p> </p><p>https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/8u4oZMIkrO</p>

Description: <p>Just getting into collecting but having fun. </p><p> </p><p>https://www.reddit.com/r/PrideAndPinion/s/2QNCZo3GPe</p>