Description: <p>I have been collecting watches for a few years now, but while I do enjoy and admire the complexity and finesse of a mechanical watch, you can&#x27;t beat the comfort offered by an always working quartz.<br/><br/>Not much to say about the Seiko&#x27;s are they&#x27;re pretty readily available, but I consider this Aubry era Doxa to be the find of a lifetime. I never expected to get my hands on one, specially one in such an amazing condition.<br/><br/>These are the watches I wear about 300 days / year.</p><p> </p><p>https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/kAWP9ukNjF</p>

Description: <p>My German two-watch collection - Looking for repair advice on the Junghans.</p><p>Well I wanted to show off my perfect (to me) two-watch German collection consisting of a Sinn 556 | B and a Junghans Max Bill Chronoscope. I feel like these two watches do so much heavy lifting and are appropriate for just about any occasion/ dress. Couldn&#x27;t be happier with my choices! I got the Sinn before my first trip to Austria/ Germany this year to meet my girlfriend&#x27;s family for the first time - We got engaged on the trip! So there&#x27;s lots of sentiment there. I bought the Junghans when I got back to balance it out :-)<br/><br/>A couple weeks ago my dearest fiancé (who likes to speak with her hands) accidentally swatted the Junghans out of my hands while I was getting undressed and it hit the bathroom tile, cracking the domed plexiglass crystal. :-(<br/><br/>I went through the repair form submission on Junghans&#x27; website only to reach the end and not have an option for residents outside of Austria and Germany. Does anyone have any repair advice they can help me with? If I can get a domed Saphire crystal that would be great, but from what i understand the plexiglass just has a better vintage look to it. I&#x27;d like to keep this repaired directly by Junghans if possible but I&#x27;m open to anything. Any advice is welcome, thank you!</p><p> </p><p>https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/SgpwDA7xPq</p>

Description: <p>Field watches are my thing, I genuinely think a watch is a tool to tell the time and these kind of ultra legible, made for purpose pieces are all I need. What type of watch is breeding babies in your watchbox? What is your type?</p><p> </p><p>https://www.watchcrunch.com/NoRollies/posts/what-s-your-type-247898</p><p> </p><p> </p>

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Description: <p class="font_9">Three years into collecting serious watches now. I guess next up will be a chronograph and GMT. Boxes don't need to be ticked off, but I like some variation / dress for the occasion. Only real criterium is that a watch fits my wrist. Since I have a smaller wrist, do you guys have any suggestions based on my collection? I was thinking about a Speedmaster (but not sure about the size) or a Carrera 39.</p>
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Description: <p>SOTC 2024 into 2025</p><p>Starting with this core collection for 2025. I think I&#x27;ll be on a lookout for 4 options this year. GMT , Chronic, white dial and green dial. (That&#x27;s what I say but my next watch will prob be another blue dial...)</p><p>I think the greatest decision this year was putting on the BB54 T-Fit on the BB58. It was a pricey decision but well worth it; I&#x27;ve been loving it back on the bracelet and prob won&#x27;t take it off now...I think</p><p>Hope everyone had a great holiday season and happy new year 🎊!</p><p> </p><p>https://www.watchcrunch.com/time2spoon/posts/sotc-2024-into-2025-683725</p>

Description: <p>This is my watch collection from over the years. From left to right. My workwatch; Seiko Tuna SBBN031, my normal watch; Seiko Sarb017, and my &quot;looking a little extra fancy&quot; watch; Tudor Black Bay GMT.<br/><br/>First one I got was the Seiko Sarb017 after breaking both of my Vostok Amphibias. Realised I would probably be better off buying a proper watch rather than keep on breaking the cheaper ones.<br/><br/>Second one I got was the Seiko SBBN031 &quot;Tuna&quot; that I bought shortly after I started as a deep sea diver. When I first started diving I was still using the Sarb017 since it said 200m water resistance on the dial. A couple of dives and the insides of the Sarb017 was broken. Had to change the whole insides, clockwork and everything. One of the older divers explaimed to me that I needed a proper watch if I wanted to keep on diving with a watch on. He told me about the Tuna being the perfect watch for a young deep sea diver as it is not very expensive compared to other proper dive watches. According to him the quality compared to price with the SBBN031 is unmatched. He still had his old one.<br/><br/>Last one, and fairly recently aquired is the Tudor Black Bay GMT. I had worked my way to a little money and wanted to perhaps &quot;up&quot; my watchgame a littlebit. You do get brainwashed by living with other divers that are mostly all into watches, and I spent what to me is alot of money on the Tudor. Originally I thought I would get one of the pure diving models from Tudor as I have always liked them and they have a long history in diving. However I am so satisfied with the Tuna that I eventually landed on getting the GMT as I have always thought of it as a practical function and the watch looked very nice. After first trying it on I was quickly sold, hopefully not just by the experience of such a nice store haha:) </p><p> </p><p>https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/VEAvfGoNem</p>

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Description: <p>Growing my collection. Started with the seamaster. Loved the Mission to Pluto enough to double down on the Blancpain.</p><p> </p><p>https://www.facebook.com/groups/3488708031252800/permalink/4961326790657576/?ref=share&amp;mibextid=NSMWBT</p>

Description: <p>Been collecting for 3-4 years, slowly trying to find my tastes for watches. Pretty happy with where the collection is at now, especially since a few of these were milestone purchases and everything but the CW was second-hand. Got my eyes on a couple more way down the aspirational road (Fears Brunswick, SBGM221, AnOrdain), though I’m going to pump the breaks for a while on new watches. Have never really gotten into submariner-adjacent watches, but always happy to hear recs. For reference, my wrist is 7.5”<br/><br/>Autodromo Group B<br/><br/>Oris Big Crown ProPilot<br/><br/>Longines Mystery Dial (mid 50’s?)<br/><br/>Farer Durham with salmon dial<br/><br/>Sinn 566rs<br/><br/>Zelos bronze Swordfish (the dial on this thing is bonkers)<br/><br/>Lorier Hyperion<br/><br/>Christopher Ward C3 Grand Tourer (quartz)<br/><br/>As for straps: the riveted pilot, denim leather, and grey saffiano are all from Strapify. Thanks for reading</p><p> </p><p>https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/Dd5WIRLX2I</p>