The Mühle was my father's first watch (bought in 2008) and the Sinn was my first (bought in 2011). When my father died (in 2021), I inherited the Mühle and that started a personal watch craze. I've been very happy with my collection for a month now and I'm no longer looking for new watches.

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My current collection, I want a good mix of materials and types, and most importantly, I have resonance with.

Bonus points if you can identify the one I'm most sentimental to; and the one my wife wears. 🤣

Looking to add some interesting complications (chime, moon phase) different materials (silver, bronze, sapphire), and a tough beater quartz to play tennis with.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/KQpq9UWzYr

My collection after 4 years, always aimed to keep some variety in style/colour.

Hi all, wanted to share my (relatively) modest collection that I've built up over the past 4 years. Let me know which is your favourite!

Starting from top-left:

Farer Stanhope II - When I was first dipping my toe into watches I loved the look of the original Stanhope from Farer but was a little hesitant about the price tag. A few years later after I'd added a few more affordable watches to the collection, I saw the Stanhope II announcement and absolutely had to get in on it. I love the slightly retro styling and the clean design.

Oris Aquis 39.5mm (Ref. 01 733 7732 4157-07 8 21 05PEB) - This was a birthday present from my family and would be tied for most worn with the Hamilton. Love the green dial and the metal bracelet is so well made - it's super comfortable, well finished and I love the taper.

Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical (Ref. H69439931) - A classic casual mechanical watch, I love the thin dimensions and the long power reserve. Only gripe is the long-ish lugs but I love how it wears overall and it's my go-to daily watch.

Meistersinger Neo Date (Ref. NE911D) - I fell in love as soon as I saw a photo of this from a local watch store during the pandemic, but took about a year for me to actually get it. Doesn't get loads of wear given the colour doesn't suit everything but I love wearing it as a dressier watch that's a bit unique.

Seiko Panda Chronograph (Ref. 7T32-7C60) - The earliest acquisition of this collection, I saw this and it immediately gave me "Baby Daytona" vibes. I love the slightly retro look to it and it's my go-to whenever I wear black.

Seiko Presage "Fuyugeshiki" (Ref. SRPC97J1) - I adore the dial of this watch and it's extremely well made for the price tag, but I bought it before I had got a bead on what dimensions worked for my wrist best and unfortunately it's a bit bulky for my tastes. Still love looking at it but planning to sell this one and get a slightly smaller dress watch (open to suggestions!)

In terms of wrist time, it would go Hamilton > Oris > Farer > Seiko Panda > Meistersinger > Seiko Presage

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I've been collecting for over 10 years and I've come to realise, after trying a plethora of watches, that I prefer simple over complicated.

I am quite happy with the state of my current collection. the 2 watches in each category are similar yet different enough to justify keeping both.

(Divers) Tudor vs Halios: Mat blue dial, classic historical design and aluminum bezel vs glossy black dial, modern design and fully lumed sapphire bezel.

(Dress) Grand Seiko vs Nomos: Cream dial, center second, a bit thicker for a more casual wear and incredible polish all around vs silver dial, small second, gold indices and blued hands and very thin.

(Sports) Sinn vs Omega: Lacquer black dial, black and white painted indices and a more toolish military look vs Sunburst blue dial, applied highly polished indices and a more refined case.

I have no problem giving wrist time to each watch during the week, which is usually a good sign!

https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/vTA2sm4OEB

This is my current collection! The Tudor, anordain, GS, and Hamilton are all tied to wonderful memories or experiences. The seamaster is just a joy to wear and so versatile, and the seiko is my typical travel watch. For some time I’ve been thinking about adding a chronograph, but I’m very undecided on which one. I’m a “milestone” kind of watch guy, so I probably won’t purchase for another two years or so, but wanted to see what sorts of chronos the community has enjoyed. I have small-ish wrists at 6.6 inches, so I know this limits my options a bit. In the past I have admired many Breitlings, zenith’s, and a few Sinn’s, but am open to any suggestions!

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My goal as a watch lover is to build a diverse and frequently worn collection that celebrates watch collecting. I enjoy interesting brands and references with a history of innovation:

Omega - Exploration;
Vulcain - Tradition;
DIY - Learning;
Withings - Health;
GS - Japanese Craftsmanship;
Rolex - Wedding;
Bulova - American Innovation;
Zenith - Swiss Precision;

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My current sporty collection , what should I add next ?

This is the current collection of my sporty watch’s and I’m lookin to add one more piece, what do you guys think , I’m trying to stay away from Rolex as I was promised a Dyotna soon , maybe within 2 months . I love watch’s with straps and some kind of complications .

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SOTC Here's what I wear most.

Here's an abridged version of my collection. Lemme know what yall think. Before y'all come at me about the Moonswatch... Ik but it's fun.

This is a collection I've been building for a few years. Since I just graduated from college and I plan on getting a nice time to celebrate that milestone once I get a job. Some of my collection is controversial, but I like them a lot. I got what I could... The Bulova was a gift from my girlfriend and the Moonswatch was a Christmas gift. I know it has some controversy but I think it's a fun watch. I really enjoy the Heritor and wore it during my graduation. Conveniently it's Hokie colored. Let me know what you guys think about my collection. I hope I made the work count for the bot lol.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/Cb2NqRPKmv

SOTC - Been collecting seriously for 2 years now

I think my collection is getting large. The Gold daytona and diamon daydate are my wife's. Also I've bought a datejust for my mom and dad. I also got the car key I snuck in there last July. Next are a 36mm celebration dial for the wife and a steel nautilus for me.

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SOTC collection from 18 yo to now (35).
Started the hobby once i became an adult. And bought my first watch after my first part time paycheck at mcdonalds. Proud of myself for the current state.

In order of acquisition: top row left to right then bottom row. Finally reached my final boss ... so what is next?

https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/65hfryoecD

One has gotta go. AD called, I am down to eight and am not going more than that again. TAG right?

https://www.reddit.com/r/PrideAndPinion/s/9I8YKZzgem

SOTC after a few years of this “hobby” (obsession). What am I missing? Roast away.

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