I love the value for money that Seiko offers, mechanical movements with a good brand for a fraction of the cost of luxury brands. I wear those for work or doing manual tasks. The Tudor is a great watch bit sometimes I feel it's a little boring. The moonswatch I got on the grey market as I don't live anywhere near a Swatch boutique.

https://www.reddit.com/r/PrideAndPinion/s/YnMOm2cNj3

On the rise these days, here’s my version of a 3 watch collection with what I have within reach. From L to R: A dressy piece used as a daily coz it’s quite versatile, a “sportier” complication, a vintage(ish) gada. Made me realize I might have a problem with more modern-looking watches, but I reaaally would like one!

https://www.watchcrunch.com/chiaraga/posts/3-watch-collection-9-245035

The best 2-watch collection because they combine Swiss and Japanese excellence, versatility and elegance. The Rolex is a classic diver with a sapphire crystal and a 300-meter water resistance. The Grand Seiko is a dress watch with a 72-hour power reserve and a Zaratsu-polished case. Together, they cover any occasion and style.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/U9IRQeaYlO

I'm excited to share my watch collection with you all! I've been collecting watches for a couple of years now, but I've decided to take a break from collecting to enjoy the watches I already have.

One of the things I've learned is that it's okay to have quartz watches in your collection. I used to think that all watch collectors had to have automatic watches, but I've realized that quartz watches can be enjoyable especially when I am in a pinch and I don't have to set the time.

I'm really happy with my watch collection, and I'm looking forward to enjoying it for many years to come. Thank you again to the watch collecting community from where I have learnt a lot about watches.

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

I’ve been collecting for 3 years now and that I am hoping to add a pilot watch and a world timer in the future the collection. Would love to hear some suggestions!

https://www.reddit.com/r/PrideAndPinion/s/IAW7isoJTp

I enjoy the microcosm of creativity and like-minded individuals that revolves around a concept as simple as "time"

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

At this point in time, I was trying to maintain maximum versatility, while also covering my core watch interests with as minimal overlap as possible.

I had an interest in owning at least one, Japanese, Swiss, German, higher end Indy and Microbrand at the same time, while making sure I had coverage of my preferred watch genres. Dressier options like the GS and Armin Strom, great GADA watches like the Santos and the Ahoi and an adventure/rugged watch like the Humboldt GMT. Even though my collection has expanded, I mostly still prefer time only watches. In many ways, I wish I had stopped with these five, as I think this was probably my watch collection at its best.

https://www.watchuseek.com/threads/your-ideal-and-realistic-5-watch-collection.5415489/#post-55215229

I guess these five could cover me in all situations just fine.

https://www.watchuseek.com/threads/your-ideal-and-realistic-5-watch-collection.5415489/page-4#post-55218207

about 1 year after the purchase of my first watch

I have a "main" box with my daily wears and I have a secondary box with stuff that I either don't wear anymore but I like, or stuff that jaut doesn't make sense to sell because it's not very valuable.

Haven't bought anything new in months. The gap between each purchase is growing. I ultimately feel like I definitely needed to get most of these to refine my taste and define my goals, feel the successes and regrets, but now I'm locked in. I won't be buying a single other watch until I can comfortably afford a Speedmaster Professional moonwatch, most likely followed by a Grand Seiko snowflake. I'm very satisfied with what I have and enjoying them daily 😀

https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/comments/17bk0sh/sotc_about_1_year_after_the_purchase_of_my_first/?share_id=qwPRGdXeI8JWTKkbkwGkz&utm_content=1&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_source=share&utm_term=1

https://www.reddit.com/u/NeverAppropriate/s/enlYqKxzV6

this Is my humble collection, in 27 and i'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'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.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/lQJBJvuh1l

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't beat the comfort offered by an always working quartz.

Not much to say about the Seiko's are they'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.

These are the watches I wear about 300 days / year.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/kAWP9ukNjF