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6 - Sinn / Rolex / Bremont / BOLDR / Oris / Christopher Ward - 202404281646

KyleKilledKenny

Collector:

Collector Description
6 - Sinn / Rolex / Bremont / BOLDR / Oris / Christopher Ward - 202404281646

Sinn 556 Red Second

USD 1500

Sinn

Rolex Explorer

USD 8590

Rolex

Bremont Broadsword

USD 3300

Bremont

BOLDR Field Medic I

USD 300

BOLDR

Oris Propilot X Kermit Edition

USD 4600

Oris

Christopher Ward C60 Atoll 300

USD 1095

Christopher Ward

Finally completed my collection and hoping for opinions.

 

My watch collection is finally complete (for now) and would love to get opinions. My interest in watches started with watching restoration videos and grew fascinated with the movements and build. It took a cancer diagnosis (all cut out and sorted) to encourage me to actually invest in quality watches I love that have a meaning to me.

Oris Pro pilot x Kermit - Fell in love with this on first sight and is the watch I closely associate to my diagnosis and recovery. Was bought alongside a Seiko and a Tissot but they have both been sold/gifted.

Sinn 556a RS - Really wanted a German brand watch to remind me of my time living in Germany with the Armed Forces. Originally bought a 556i Mother of Pearl but felt it was too formal for my style. This is the watch I wear most of the time outside of work.

Boldr Field Medic 1 - My work watch. Not a medic but the functions are perfect for any combat role where BLS is a huge focus. On a NATO strap with my regimental colours.

Bremont Broadsword - A British brand with a HMAF collection. Perfect watch to remember my time within the Army.

Christopher Ward C60 Atoll 300 - I am a keen scuba diver so needed to have a diving watch. Wanted to keep it relatively affordable to be more comfortable with taking abroad.

Rolex Explorer 39mm mk.2 - My most recent addition. Rolex, to me, is the epitome of luxury watch making and history. Only justified due to an insurance pay out from my diagnosis. Currently on a Weltmann strap for a formal occasion. The most versatile Rolex in my opinion.

Thank you for taking the time to read through my collection and what they mean to me.

 

https://www.reddit.com/r/Watches/s/LqBqTMy9gJ

A.I. Watch Collection Review

8.0

# 6 Watches - Sinn (17%) / Rolex (33%) / Bremont (17%) / BOLDR (17%) / Oris (17%) / Christopher Ward (17%) ## Collection Type by Style: - Diver: 33% Rolex Explorer - Field: 50% Sinn 556 Red Second, Bremont Broadsword, BOLDR Field Medic I, Christopher Ward C60 Atoll 300 - Sport: 17% Oris Propilot X Kermit Edition ## Collection Type by Movement: - Automatic: 67% Rolex Explorer, Oris Propilot X Kermit Edition - Manual: 17% Sinn 556 Red Second, Bremont Broadsword - Quartz: 17% BOLDR Field Medic I, Christopher Ward C60 Atoll 300 ## Overall Collection Rating: 8.0/10.0 This collection showcases a diverse range of watches, primarily focusing on field and diver styles, appealing to both casual and adventurous wearers. The balance between automatic and manual movements adds to the collection's versatility. ## Breakdown by Watch Collection Metrics: - **Brand - Rating 8.0/10.0 (Weight: 10%)** - The collection features reputable brands known for their quality and craftsmanship. - **History & Innovation - Rating 7.5/10.0 (Weight: 10%)** - Brands like Rolex and Oris have significant historical importance in watchmaking. - **Rarity - Rating 6.5/10.0 (Weight: 10%)** - While some models are limited editions, most are relatively accessible. - **Material - Rating 8.0/10.0 (Weight: 10%)** - The collection includes high-quality materials, particularly in the Rolex and Oris models. - **Movement - Rating 8.5/10.0 (Weight: 10%)** - The automatic movements in this collection are well-regarded for their reliability and performance. - **Versatility - Rating 7.0/10.0 (Weight: 10%)** - The collection covers a range of scenarios, from casual wear to outdoor adventures. - **Complications - Rating 6.0/10.0 (Weight: 10%)** - Most watches feature basic complications, with few advanced features. - **Functions - Rating 8.0/10.0 (Weight: 10%)** - The watches offer practical features like water resistance and lume. - **Dials & Design - Rating 7.5/10.0 (Weight: 10%)** - The designs are appealing and functional, with a good variety. - **Cohesiveness - Rating 7.0/10.0 (Weight: 10%)** - The collection maintains a coherent theme focused on adventure and practicality. ## Collection Strengths and Potential Ways for Improvement **Strengths:** The collection is well-rounded, featuring reputable brands and a good mix of styles and movements. The focus on field and diver watches makes it suitable for active lifestyles. **Improvements:** Consider adding more unique or rare pieces to enhance the collection's exclusivity. Including watches with advanced complications could also elevate the overall appeal. ## Watch by Watch Summary ### 1) Rolex Explorer (8.5) - Price Estimate: $8,590. - **Brand (9.0), History & Innovation (9.0), Rarity (7.0), Material (9.0), Movement (9.0), Complications (6.0), Functions (8.0), Dials & Design (8.5), Versatility (9.0), Cohesiveness (8.0)** - A classic explorer's watch known for its durability and legibility, featuring an automatic movement with a power reserve of approximately 48 hours. ### 2) Sinn 556 Red Second (8.0) - Price Estimate: $1,500. - **Brand (8.0), History & Innovation (7.0), Rarity (6.0), Material (7.5), Movement (8.0), Complications (5.0), Functions (8.0), Dials & Design (7.5), Versatility (7.0), Cohesiveness (7.0)** - A robust field watch with a manual movement, known for its legibility and practical design, featuring a power reserve of 42 hours. ### 3) Bremont Broadsword (7.5) - Price Estimate: $3,300. - **Brand (7.5), History & Innovation (7.0), Rarity (6.5), Material (8.0), Movement (7.5), Complications (6.0), Functions (7.0), Dials & Design (7.0), Versatility (7.0), Cohesiveness (7.0)** - A military-inspired watch with a manual movement, offering a power reserve of 38 hours, designed for durability and functionality. ### 4) BOLDR Field Medic I (7.0) - Price Estimate: $300. - **Brand (6.5), History & Innovation (6.0), Rarity (5.5), Material (6.0), Movement (6.0), Complications (5.0), Functions (7.0), Dials & Design (6.5), Versatility (7.0), Cohesiveness (6.0)** - A budget-friendly field watch with quartz movement, featuring a power reserve of 2 years, designed for everyday wear. ### 5) Oris Propilot X Kermit Edition (8.0) - Price Estimate: $4,600. - **Brand (8.0), History & Innovation (8.0), Rarity (7.0), Material (8.5), Movement (8.0), Complications (6.0), Functions (8.0), Dials & Design (8.0), Versatility (8.0), Cohesiveness (8.0)** - A stylish pilot's watch with an automatic movement, featuring a power reserve of 70 hours, known for its unique design and functionality. ### 6) Christopher Ward C60 Atoll 300 (7.5) - Price Estimate: $1,095. - **Brand (7.0), History & Innovation (6.5), Rarity (6.0), Material (7.0), Movement (7.5), Complications (6.0), Functions (7.0), Dials & Design (7.5), Versatility (7.0), Cohesiveness (7.0)** - A versatile dive watch with quartz movement, featuring a power reserve of 2 years, designed for both style and functionality. --- *A.I. WatchMetrics Review v. 6.20*

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