The Credor lines up perfectly with my love of ultra-thin, watches, and is so much better built than I would have expected. It comes in at 4mm at its thickest, with faceted edges around the edges of the sapphire crystal which makes it look like jewelry in the light. It also features the most delicate yet interesting sunburst pattern I've seen yet. The center is vertically brushed and the surrounding is horizontally brushed (exactly mimicking the finish on the bracelet, which is probably my favourite bracelet).

I'm not sure what there is to say about the F-91W that hasn't already been said. It's my favourite hiking watch, shown here in (arguably) the best colorway. It's also the watch I wear the most in the lab, because it's $10 and probably antimagnetic? No idea about that last part, but so far none of the rTMS trials have affected it.

Lastly, we have the PRX. Yes, everyone and their mother has one. It was my reward to myself for securing my first fully funded graduate position (the only one in my faculty). It's great and came along as a boating watch since it's the only one here with actual water resistance. I think the orange rubber strap is a lot more fun with the blue dial and really works in the summer

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