My collection boasts the exquisite trio of Seiko, Baltic, and Tissot, each timepiece an emblem of precision and style. Now, my quest takes me on a thrilling journey in pursuit of the iconic Doxa Sub 200 in vibrant yellow and the rugged elegance of the Hamilton Khaki Field. With every addition, my horological ensemble dances with ever more charm and character.

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Here’s my two watch collection for now. I’m hoping to add one or maybe two more pieces in the future, probably a chronograph and something more “fun,” I’m open to suggestions! I had been daily-ing my 1815 Up/Down but banged the watch a few too many times for comfort, hence, a Submariner to not have to worry about as much.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/WbnzR0Rjd7

Almost 10 years in.

It was quite the day. We had booked the weekend thinking that our group of friends were going to join - ended up being just the two of us in a new city. I lingered a touch too long in front of the Rolex window, and when she asked why, I shared that the SuperOcean needed to be sent off and I was casually in the market for another watch, but "there's no way I could afford that one" (the OP - I didn't know what it cost but the brand had me assuming it was way out of budget). She shared that she had always wanted a Tank to mark a professional achievement.

As luck would have it, there was a Cartier AD down the street. When we walked in, seeing her try on and subsequently pull the trigger on the watch - I knew she was a power to behold. It took a pizza and at least 2 pints for me to work up the hutzpah to go into the Rolex AD and try on the OP, but once we were there I knew I had to put some chips on the table if I was going to get another weekend with this woman.
And here we are, 5 years later. Those watches have become very sentimental for us and a really fun story to tell at dinner.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/ChsWigNnPC

Watch box is full. In the future going to get rid of the Baltic, but in no rush. Pretty happy with what I got :)

https://www.reddit.com/r/PrideAndPinion/s/QgAjPHz6sU

The Hamilton actually started it all! Was my first mechanical watch, got it in 2009

https://www.reddit.com/r/PrideAndPinion/s/BJ8e2CwKAi

Getting ready for watches and wonders for tomorrow. Who is coming? 🙋

I am 17 and this is my current watch collection after 4 years. What do think?

https://www.reddit.com/r/PrideAndPinion/s/6PfDU0Wp7M

My first watch was the Hulk bought it at msrp from AD in 2017 and use it at the beach and some special occasion. The Tudor pandas with uncle straps jubilee bought in same AD in 2022 and its my day to day watch. This week added the Grand Seiko Tōji as I wanted something with more elegant look for formal occasions and spring drive was at the top of the list.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/oDuT4qRMVF

My omega chrono combo.
Both for me are underrrated first because all colectors say that about their watches and second because no picture does justice to them. The speedmaster looks lile it has a white dial but in real life it goes from silver to grey ajd white, also feels good on the wrist. The chronostop its a gem of design and coolness.

https://www.reddit.com/r/PrideAndPinion/s/snsMMvlNXm

After a lot of fluctuation, my 4 watch rotation:

Have always worn a watch and owned a few at a time, but really got into collecting just before and during Covid.

My “covid hobby” became building and modding watches but I’ve backed off that part of the hobby recently with a new appreciation of what goes into making timepieces.

Never got too wild, but I think the height of my collection was over 20 watches. Recently, after much buying/selling/trading, I’ve settled into this 4 watch rotation that covers all of my needs (for now at least) and I’m really happy with them. I still have a handful more that I don’t wear as often (a couple I built and some gifts mostly), but these are what I wear everyday. I like to think it’s a somewhat unique collection without the “must-haves” a lot of folks turn to.

From left to right:

Longines Lyre on a leather strap. Love the simplicity of this one but wasn’t a fan of the bracelet it came with. On the leather, I can dress this up or down easily and it sees the most daily wear.

Trafford Crossroads on the bracelet. Backed the Kickstarter for this and bought the bracelet recently at the DC watch show. Love the uniqueness of the case and how well the bracelet suits it. And the dial is gorgeous.

Zodiac Super Sea Wolf Aquamarine Dream. As soon as I saw this watch I knew I had to have one. Teal is my favorite color and I love how this edition is just slightly different from the regular line with the rounded edges on the indices. It was my first “nice” (read: somewhat expensive) watch and I don’t see myself ever letting this one go.

Christopher Ward C60 Trident Pro 300. How are these so reasonably priced? The quality and the finish on these is awesome and fit the spot of “black dial diver” in my collection without just being another sub homage. My most recent acquisition and I haven’t taken it off in the week I’ve had it.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/gteIlBdKkt

I was admiring everyone's collection and felt inspired to share mine as well. I'm currently planning my next addition and would love to hear your thoughts on what might complement my small collection.

My Rolex holds a special place in my heart as it was passed down from my dad after he passed away a few years ago. This watch is not only my favorite but also carries immense sentimental value.

The Cartier Tank holds special significance as it was a wedding gift from my wife.

I treated myself to the Omega on my 30th birthday and also use it the most.

Recently, I acquired the PRX, which I believe will be fun to wear, during the summer months.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/QvRYjKO7hA

Condensed my collection into 4.

Absolutely love my current collection. Recently sold my Submariner date and my rhodium Yachtmaster to make way for the Snoopy. The Snoopy is the only one I went grey for, didn't want to play the AD games and potentially miss out on such an amazing watch

On the list for a couple of AP's but after 3 years of waiting I'm not sure they're ever going to come through.

Would also love a Lange but not sure how likely it is to get a Lange 31 right off the bat? Anyone with any Lange experience able to weigh in?

https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/feoJGyMgZD