Description: <p>What are your thoughts on my 3 watch collection? What could I improve?</p><p>Seiko 5 - This is my inexpensive work/travel watch that I don’t have to worry about. I put a rubber band on it for a little extra durability.</p><p>Tissot PRX - I’m not sure if this classifies as a dress watch but I wanted something with a sleek design and nice metal bracelet for more formal events, also wanted it to stand out a bit so I opted for the blue dial.</p><p>IWC Pilot 3706 - My most expensive watch. Got this as more of a keepsake item, since it’s got a lot of history and a cool story behind it. Went with a nato band to give it a more military/vintage look, I dress it up with a nice black leather for occasions.</p><p> </p><p><span style="text-decoration:underline"><a href=https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/gRgkkqhECb target=_blank>https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/gRgkkqhECb</a></span></p>

Description: <p>Everyday: Casio G-Shock GA2100. Bought with the money I earned from my first case as a junior orthopaedic surgeon.<br/><br/>Dress: Raymond Weil Maestro. Gifted to me by my parents on my 30th birthday.<br/><br/>Sports/weekend: Omega Seamaster Diver 300M. The wedding timepiece.</p><p> </p><p>https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/Q3ulpawmM4</p>

Description: <p>A German pilot, a Swiss soldier, and a Japanese sailor walk into a bar...<br/><br/>I was inspired by other &quot;Air, Land, and Sea&quot; posts to slim down my collection to just these three watches. All three brands have interesting history, but each watch is so unique in its components, design language, and feel. The Damasko DS30 is my newest acquisition and is the most durable piece I&#x27;ve handled. The Oris BCPD Calibre 403 is my current daily, and its incredible 5 day reserve is difficult to comprehend. The Seiko SBDC101 is a staple in any collection, and I have found myself saying I&#x27;ll never let it go.</p><p> </p><p>https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/y0x5O48egI</p>

Description: <p>I hereby present you with my trio of British Micro Brands.<br/><br/>On the left it is the Marloe Coniston on a beads of rice after market bracelet. This was my first ever watch. It is “cheap” and cheerful with a unique design. I never liked it on any strap and the Marloe bracelets are really bad. I think I found the right match with the beads of rice.<br/><br/>In the centre my Farer Carnegie manually wound chronograph. I love how Farer stands out with their design and their playful, yet stylish ways with colour. I use it mainly during summer months.<br/><br/>On the right my Christopher Ward Sealander C63 in a limited edition yellow colour. Small and rather dressy especially on the Consort bracelet, which i really love on this watch.</p><p> </p><p><span style="text-decoration:underline"><a href=https://www.watchcrunch.com/thehulk/posts/a-trio-of-british-micro-brands-391757 target=undefined>https://www.watchcrunch.com/thehulk/posts/a-trio-of-british-micro-brands-391757</a></span></p>

Description: <p>These are probably my favorite 3 at the moment:</p><p> </p><p>https://www.watchuseek.com/posts/57716234/</p>

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>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>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>

Description: <p class="font_8">And Then There Were Three</p>
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Description: <p>Rate my mini microbrand collection<br/>Here is my collection from 3 microbrands:</p><p>Serica is gorgeous and unique. Serica is the reason why I got into mechanical watches.</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>https://www.reddit.com/r/MicrobrandWatches/s/d5NVhGHDJ6</p>