Description: <p>https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/comments/156clm5/collection_what_should_i_get_next/?utm_source=share&amp;utm_medium=android_app&amp;utm_name=androidcss&amp;utm_term=1&amp;utm_content=1</p>

Description: <p>My small but cherished four watch collection. Probably way too much justification for why I have these, but it’s why I’m here. Roast if you’d like; could be fun 🤷🏼‍♂️</p><p> </p><p>Timex Weekender Chronograph: This one was my foray into watches. Several years ago I started a retail job where I needed a watch to be able to check the time (there was a strict no phone policy), so I found something cheap that looked nice. I still think the Weekender has one of the most timeless, elegantly simple designs to date. 2) Filson Mackinaw Field Watch (made by Shinola): I know that Shinola doesn’t get a lot of love around here, and I absolutely agree that they’re an overpriced experiment in marketing, but this has to be one of the most attractive watches I’ve seen that, specifically in this cream/bronze build, bridges the gap between rugged and classy. I ultimately made the purchase only because I found this one for about half the original MSRP from Filson directly, and because as a Detroiter it felt like I was supporting a local business. 3) Hamilton Khaki Aviation Pilot Day Date Auto: This one holds a special, spiteful place in my heart. I purchased this one after a failed engagement. We’d been engaged for about a year and a half, but at the time of our engagement I was in a big transitional period of my life and strapped for cash. I proposed with a very modest but beautiful vintage diamond ring from my grandmother with plans to purchase a “better” ring in the future when funds allowed it. When the time came we designed a custom ring together and waited about a month for its arrival. A week after we received the new ring my fiancée left me saying that she no longer loved me. I received a partial refund and promptly bought this watch for myself. I’d been wanting a decent automatic for a while and this one caught my eye. 4) TACS Automatic Vintage Lens II: This one is my least worn but also my most treasured. With a 52mm case length and 15.5mm case thickness this thing is an absolute unit, especially on my lean wrist. Its Miyota movement is nothing special but I think the design process that went into his watch is amazing. The attention to detail is impeccable, the camera aesthetic is very unique and eye-catching without being too over the top, and the fit and finish is a delight to behold. The sheer amount of material utilized and the satisfying weight it amounts to in your hand is enough value to make this one a steal at its price point. As an artist I fell in love with this watch as soon as I stumbled across it online. My girlfriend at the time knew I’d been eyeing it, so when I proposed she got this for me as an engagement gift, complete with customized engraving. I wore it on my wedding day, and going on a year and a half of healthy, loving marriage, I wear it whenever we find a special occasion to celebrate us.<br/><br/>Note: I like brown leather straps</p><p> </p><p>https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/Q1em3BeVMs</p><p> </p>

Description: <p>https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/comments/156xge2/collection_my_main_rotation_for_the_last_while/?utm_source=share&amp;utm_medium=android_app&amp;utm_name=androidcss&amp;utm_term=1&amp;utm_content=1</p>

Description: <p>https://instagram.com/urkraftwatch?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==</p>

Description: <p>A newbie watch enthusiast. I recently got into watch collection and I’m really enjoying the hobby.<br/><br/>My collection from left to right, Tissot Sideral (automatic), seagull 1963 (hand wound), gshock ga2100 (quartz), Titan (Indian watch brand) (quartz).<br/><br/>I’m planning to follow one in one out policy whenever I wish to get a new watch.</p><p> </p><p>https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/cAm4zyqCD0</p>

Description: <p>I wanted to share my 4 watch collection after recently purchasing the Seiko Dolce 6020-5930 as my dress watch. I’ve always liked the idea of having a smaller collection and I think, after many watches entering and leaving the collection, I’ve finally reached a small collection I’m happy with. I’ve been trying to be strict about my “one-in-one out” policy for my collection (which is so difficult 😅) to keep my collection reasonable.<br/><br/>Overall, I think it’s nicely balanced; the Seiko Dolce as my Dress watch, the Certina DS Action and Hamilton Khaki Field as my sports watches, and the Casio World Time AE1200 as my beater. Now IDEALLY I’d like to only have one sports watch, but I like them both too much to give one up.<br/><br/>I’d like to enjoy these watches for a while before switching it up again. However, I’ve already got my eye on the Citizen Fujitsubo Titanium to potentially replace my Certina…</p><p> </p><p>https://www.watchcrunch.com/matteo.cavallin/posts/my-4-watch-collection-my-ideal-collection-size-311615</p>

Description: <p>I tend to only buy a watch to celebrate something in my life, so I choose selectively because I&#x27;ll never get rid of any of my watches</p><p> </p><p>https://www.reddit.com/r/PrideAndPinion/s/8PbojtGAuD</p>

Description: <p>I&#x27;ve recently delved into watch collecting, still a novice in the realm. The Seiko and Ice watches were thoughtful gifts, while the other two I selected for myself. I&#x27;m eager to gather thoughts and suggestions from the community on my evolving watch collection.</p><p> </p><p>https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/09iW0yOVA7</p>

Description: <p>Started collecting at the end of 2023 — and here&#x27;s where l&#x27;m at now. More to come, l&#x27;m sure!</p><p>Seiko Presage Cocktail Time (Blue Moon): The watch that got me into collecting. Love how the light hits the dial, really making that blue sunburst pop.<br/><br/>Dan Henry 1964 Tricompax (Silver Panda): A birthday gift to myself, and the most recent addition to my collection! Have always wanted a Panda, and the 38mm size is perfect for my wrist.<br/><br/>Orient Bambino Version 7 (Silver, Champagne): Love that cream-colored dial and the deep blue accents. Find myself wearing this one to the office most frequently.<br/><br/>Timex Expedition Scout: The watch I’m not afraid to wear in the great outdoors. When I’m fishing, hiking, or golfing, this one’s my go-to.<br/><br/>Excited to see what’s next!</p><p> </p><p>https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/aMmo9ELYLx</p>

Description: <p>Updated Moonswatch collection shot:</p><p> </p><p>https://www.reddit.com/r/MoonSwatches/s/H8Fbc17qvZ</p>

Description: <p>I picked these up recently. What do yall think?</p><p> </p><p>https://www.reddit.com/r/VintageWatches/comments/16srchw/what_do_you_all_think/?share_id=vz_cgYc0hK71r7F3QDXH-&amp;utm_content=1&amp;utm_medium=android_app&amp;utm_name=androidcss&amp;utm_source=share&amp;utm_term=1</p>

Description: <p>Fairly new to watches and wanted to see how I started off. Was pretty happy finding the Citizen (ref 21-2521) for $40. I do think I overpaid for the Seiko Alba Vient ($100) but I do love the watch. Would appreciate any input or tips on what to look for. I’m really interested in collecting only vintage Japanese movement.</p><p> </p><p>https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/oWR2ZsQca7</p>