Description: <p>Hi all.<br/>Thought I&#x27;d share my current collection. It got reduced from 9 watches I had last year and feel happy with number so far.<br/><br/>I had my dads seiko 5 when I was at school and from that point I was into watches. My first purchase of a watch was a fashion watch. I know, I learned my lesson. But afterwards I started doing a research and learn more about them. I bought skx007 and it was a real watch for me. I wore it for about 5 years and started buying other watches. After sometime I ended up with 9 watches and my beloved skx stopped getting a wrist time. I know people in this community say never sell your first watch and skx was a true first watch for me. But it felt a bit bad for it staying in my drawer all the time. I thought someone else would enjoy and appreciate it more than I am doing. Then I started reducing my collection to the point where I started to feel comfortable with the number of watches I have. It took me a while to bring the collection to balance but I think I finally got it. Enough watches to wear them regularly, no watch is left without a wrist time and enough watches to have it diverse.what you guys think?</p><p> </p><p>https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/TosTTrMZLg</p>

Description: <p class="font_8">Vintage watch hobby. Current collection. Hopefully will add more…</p>
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Description: <p class="font_8">My Field and Pilot Tool watch collection.</p>
<p class="font_8">I've been into this stuff since around 2015 when I started wearing Gshocks. Once I started looking toward nicer watches, the Hamilton Khaki series really captivated me because I like the field watch asthetic, and those are a great value. I think field and pilot watches are easy to read, not too flashy, and fit in on most occasions. I've bought and sold a few watches over time and learned I really don't like bright colors, or the thick squared off case profiles you find on a lot of dive watches. But I do prefer a water resistance that is appropriate for swimming, which was a factor when adding the Sinn and Longines to the box. The CWC is the really the only chronograph I've come across that I like enough to own. Not very thick, very legible, and has very understated dimensions. It's an under the radar collectable watch that blends in.</p>
<p class="font_8">Next I would love to add a black bay 54. Thanks for looking.</p>
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Description: <p>[SOTC] After a few years. What should I add to my collection? </p><p> </p><p>Hamilton Khaki Field Auto (38 mm). My first automatic watch.<br/><br/>Tissot Chemin des Tourelles (39 mm). Switched out the brown leather strap with butterfly clasp for a Holben&#x27;s Hirsch Kent black leather strap.<br/><br/>Marathon GSAR (US Gov). Love the feeling of heft whenever I wear this one.<br/><br/>Seiko Prospex Land (&quot;Baby Alpinist&quot;, SPB155). I constantly catch myself just staring at the dial throughout the day. I know many shit on Seiko bracelets, but this one feels solid and is comfortable. No complaints.<br/><br/>Junghans Max Bill Chronoscope. Love the minimalist design. My dress watch, and one I frequently get compliments on.<br/><br/>Not pictured are my Casio F-91W (beater) and my Apple Watch SE (which I wear when working out).<br/><br/>Looking to add something else, such as a traveler&#x27;s/true GMT, or anything that&#x27;s very different from what I have already. My budget is around $1000, but I&#x27;m willing to go beyond that if I find something I really like.<br/><br/>All suggestions welcome!</p><p> </p><p>https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/mL438P2z01</p>

Description: <p>this Is my humble collection, in 27 and i&#x27;ve started collecting watches for about 2 years now. From the left to right web have a orient sun and Moon, my First Watch. The the Bulova a15 pilot, a Watch that i like a lot, Easy to read, can be setter with 2 time zones, and during the Summer i use It with a nato strap. Then web have a Seiko solar chronograph with panda Dial, It should be for the asian market only since It does not have the x in the center, bit i don&#x27;t know much, i mainly It in the gym to keep the rest time. Then web have the diver, the mido Ocean star 200c with the Blue Dial. And last but not least my most recenti aquisition the Tudor 1926 with the opaline Dial, which i find stunning.</p><p> </p><p>https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/lQJBJvuh1l</p>

Description: <p>Collection of a 24 year old Medical student. Thoughts? What am I missing?</p><p> </p><p>Hey guys. This is my current watch collection as a 24 year old med school student collecting for 2 years now. From left to right is a Timex Q GMT (selling soon), Zodiac Super Sea Wolf meteorite dial (newest addition), Christopher Ward C63 Celest, 35mm Tissot Prx Quartz Ice Blue, and a Timex indiglo. What do you guys think? What type of watch should I get to round out my collection?</p><p> </p><p>https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/comments/19eatci/sotc_collection_of_a_24_year_old_medical_student/</p>

Description: <p class="font_8">A summer quintet. I have more watches than that but limit myself to these in the post. Divers and field watches are in the majority, both here and in total. That's what summer is all about. Isn't it?</p>
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Description: <p>Tissot PRX quartz 35mm (Green dial) : I know people are a little sick of seeing the PRX here. I got it as a gift. Nice watch, I really like the dial color, it gets a lot of wrist time. My only concerns with this watch are the lack of micro adjustment and the fact that the bracelet scratches easily.<br/><br/>Citizen Tsuyosa (Yellow dial) : the design is not for everyone with the cyclop and the weird choice of bracelet for an integrated watch , but I really like it and the quality is really good for the price (I paid 250€).<br/><br/>Seiko Presage shap edgeg : this is by far my most worn watch. Very good looking, confortable, decent power reserve. Its also incredibly resistant to scratches and I am not particularly careful. The only thing that could be better is the dial color which is a little to dark. I got it for 650€ which is the steal for this level of quality in my opinion.<br/><br/>Henry Archer Akva (underwater green dial and black dlc case&amp;bracelet) : this is my latest watch, first diver and first micro brand. Great specs and quality for the price (500€). I love how thin its is, very confortable. The only default is the very stiff bezel rotation. We will see how the dlc coating holds up in time, its supposed to be very résistant.<br/><br/>Seiko Presage SPB113J1 (white dial): this is my dress watch, I like the very clean design. The enamel dial looks really good in person. My concerns with this watch is the size, the diameter should be a little smaller (like 38mm vs 40mm) and it most importantly it should be thinner.</p><p> </p><p>https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/comments/15q0tpv/sotc_1_year_into_the_hobby_opinions_welcome/?share_id=38W4wsNb7SkUpk7aFPp4P&amp;utm_content=1&amp;utm_medium=android_app&amp;utm_name=androidcss&amp;utm_source=share&amp;utm_term=1</p>

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Description: <p>Got a little bit of everything. American, Soviet, Swiss and Japanese.<br/>The Casio F-91W is the latest addition to my collection. I got it for a measly $8 on sale in Japan. Couldn&#x27;t pass it up for that amount of money.<br/>The Raketa Kopernik is my very first watch. I loved the hands and went on a deep dive trying to find one with as many original parts as possible within my limited budget.<br/>The Raketa Schkolnie is my summer watch, it is basically all I wear when I&#x27;m out and about in the summer or on holiday. It&#x27;s adds a nice splash of color and some playfulness to my collection. It was an absolute pain to acquire one in this good of a condition, because it&#x27;s technically a kids watch. We all know how kids are...<br/>My Oris Big Crown Pointer Date was a gift from my father. He found out that I had bought myself the Kopernik and told me that he still had an Oris watch, which had gotten too small for his wrists.<br/>The final watch is my Bulova Accutron Spaceview. This is something I just really needed to have as an electrical engineer. It always draws interest from fellow engineers. While I would have liked one with a chapter ring, I ended up with this instead. At least it&#x27;s the case I wanted.<br/><br/><br/>https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/BBI0myVnvd</p>

Description: <p>My small field watch collection.</p><p> </p><p>https://www.reddit.com/r/PrideAndPinion/s/EAW0T0zz3b</p>

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