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8 - Grand Seiko / Omega / Rolex / Cartier / Tudor / Seiko / Junghans / Nomos - 202312210024

Collector:

cjtagal

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8 - Grand Seiko / Omega / Rolex / Cartier / Tudor / Seiko / Junghans / Nomos - 202312210024
Collector Description

Missing 4 more. Deciding to keep it at 12 😅🫣🫰

 

https://www.watchcrunch.com/cjtagal/posts/state-of-the-collection-dec-2023-272442

8.2

A.I. Collection Summary:

**"Diverse Elegance"**

This collection, aptly named "Diverse Elegance," showcases a harmonious blend of luxury and functionality, appealing to a wide range of watch enthusiasts. The collection excels in its versatility and material quality, featuring pieces that cater to both formal and casual settings. Notable for its inclusion of iconic brands like Rolex, Omega, and Cartier, the collection is anchored by standout pieces such as the Grand Seiko Heritage "Winter" Taisetsu and the Omega Aqua Terra Seamaster, which contribute significantly to its identity with their exquisite craftsmanship and historical significance.

The collection is well-suited for a collector who appreciates both the aesthetic and technical aspects of horology. It includes watches with diverse movements, from the automatic precision of the Junghans Max Bill to the solar-powered efficiency of the Seiko Prospex Speedtimer. The intended collector profile is someone who values a mix of classic and contemporary styles, with a penchant for high-quality materials and reliable performance.

Overall, the collection's strengths lie in its balanced representation of renowned brands, each offering unique attributes that enhance the collection's appeal. The inclusion of the Tudor Pelagos and Nomos Club Campus adds a touch of modernity and youthful flair, while the Cartier Santos Medium and Rolex Datejust provide timeless elegance. This collection is ideal for those who seek a well-rounded assortment of watches that can seamlessly transition from day to night, formal to casual, and everything in between.

Watches in Collection:

Total Price ($):

Avg Price ($):

30156

3769.5

1653

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Grand Seiko Heritage "Winter" Taisetsu

USD 6600

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Omega Aqua Terra Seamaster 38mm

USD 6300

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Rolex Datejust 36 Silver

USD 5500

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Cartier Santos Medium

USD 5663

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Tudor Pelagos 39

USD 3444

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Seiko Prospex Speedtimer Quartz Solar

USD 437

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Junghans Max Bill Automatic 38mm

USD 593

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Nomos Club Campus 38 Night

USD 1619

A.I. Collection Review:
# 8 Watches - Grand Seiko (13%) / Omega (13%) / Rolex (13%) / Cartier (13%) / Tudor (13%) / Seiko (13%) / Junghans (13%) / Nomos (13%) ## Collection Summary **"Diverse Elegance"** This collection, aptly named "Diverse Elegance," showcases a harmonious blend of luxury and functionality, appealing to a wide range of watch enthusiasts. The collection excels in its versatility and material quality, featuring pieces that cater to both formal and casual settings. Notable for its inclusion of iconic brands like Rolex, Omega, and Cartier, the collection is anchored by standout pieces such as the Grand Seiko Heritage "Winter" Taisetsu and the Omega Aqua Terra Seamaster, which contribute significantly to its identity with their exquisite craftsmanship and historical significance. The collection is well-suited for a collector who appreciates both the aesthetic and technical aspects of horology. It includes watches with diverse movements, from the automatic precision of the Junghans Max Bill to the solar-powered efficiency of the Seiko Prospex Speedtimer. The intended collector profile is someone who values a mix of classic and contemporary styles, with a penchant for high-quality materials and reliable performance. Overall, the collection's strengths lie in its balanced representation of renowned brands, each offering unique attributes that enhance the collection's appeal. The inclusion of the Tudor Pelagos and Nomos Club Campus adds a touch of modernity and youthful flair, while the Cartier Santos Medium and Rolex Datejust provide timeless elegance. This collection is ideal for those who seek a well-rounded assortment of watches that can seamlessly transition from day to night, formal to casual, and everything in between. ## Overall Collection Rating: 8.2/10.0 - **Material Metric (8.8/10.0)** - The collection features high-quality materials, including platinum, gold, and advanced composites, with exceptional finishing across several pieces. - **Versatility Metric (8.6/10.0)** - The collection covers a wide range of use cases, from formal to casual, with watches like the Rolex Datejust and Seiko Prospex Speedtimer offering diverse functionality. - **Functions Metric (8.5/10.0)** - Strong functionality with features like water resistance, lume, and power reserve, particularly in the Omega Aqua Terra and Tudor Pelagos. - **Dials & Design Metric (8.4/10.0)** - Impressive craftsmanship and originality, especially in the Grand Seiko and Cartier models, with a variety of dial designs. - **Movement Metric (8.3/10.0)** - A mix of automatic, manual, and quartz movements, with notable calibers like the Omega Co-Axial and Grand Seiko Spring Drive. - **History & Innovation Metric (8.2/10.0)** - Brands like Rolex and Omega have significant historical importance, contributing to the collection's depth. - **Rarity Metric (8.0/10.0)** - Limited production models and unique designs add exclusivity, particularly in the Grand Seiko and Nomos pieces. - **Complications Metric (7.9/10.0)** - A moderate variety of complications, with standout features in the Omega and Cartier watches. - **Cohesiveness Metric (7.8/10.0)** - While diverse, the collection maintains a cohesive theme of elegance and functionality, though some pieces deviate slightly. - **Brand Metric (7.5/10.0)** - A mix of highly regarded legacy brands and emerging names like Nomos and Junghans, creating a balanced market presence. ## Collection Strengths, Ideas for Improvement, Downsizing Advice ### Collection Strengths The collection's key strengths include its versatility, material quality, and representation of iconic brands. The diverse range of styles and functions ensures that the collection can cater to various occasions and preferences, making it a well-rounded and appealing assortment. ### Ideas for Improvement 1. **Enhance Complications Variety**: Introduce a watch with advanced complications, such as a perpetual calendar or tourbillon, to elevate the collection's technical depth. Example: **Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Ultra Thin Perpetual**. 2. **Increase Rarity**: Add a limited edition or unique piece to boost the collection's exclusivity. Example: **Omega Speedmaster "Silver Snoopy Award"**. 3. **Diversify Movement Types**: Incorporate a watch with a rare movement type, such as a tuning fork or Spring Drive, to enhance movement diversity. Example: **Grand Seiko Spring Drive SBGA211**. ### Downsizing Advice Consider removing the **Seiko Prospex Speedtimer Quartz Solar**. While it offers solar efficiency, it overlaps with other casual/sport models in the collection and has a lower impact on the overall rating. ## Watch by Watch Summary 1. **Grand Seiko Heritage "Winter" Taisetsu (8.8)** - Price Estimate: $6,600. - Brand (8.5), History & Innovation (9), Rarity (8.5), Material (8.6), Dials & Design (8.7), Movement (9.2), Complications (6.0), Functions (8.8), Versatility (9.0) - A silver-dialed watch with zaratsu polishing that showcases the Spring Drive movement with power reserve. 2. **Omega Aqua Terra Seamaster 38mm (8.7)** - Price Estimate: $6,300. - Brand (8.5), History & Innovation (8.8), Rarity (8.2), Material (8.5), Dials & Design (8.6), Movement (9.0), Complications (7.0), Functions (8.7), Versatility (8.8) - Known for its Co-Axial movement and versatile design, suitable for both formal and casual settings. 3. **Rolex Datejust 36 Silver (8.6)** - Price Estimate: $5,500. - Brand (9.0), History & Innovation (8.5), Rarity (8.0), Material (8.4), Dials & Design (8.5), Movement (8.8), Complications (6.5), Functions (8.6), Versatility (8.7) - A classic timepiece with a timeless design, offering robust functionality and brand prestige. 4. **Cartier Santos Medium (8.5)** - Price Estimate: $5,663. - Brand (8.8), History & Innovation (8.4), Rarity (7.8), Material (8.3), Dials & Design (8.4), Movement (8.6), Complications (6.5), Functions (8.5), Versatility (8.6) - Iconic for its square case and elegant design, appealing to those who appreciate classic luxury. 5. **Tudor Pelagos 39 (8.4)** - Price Estimate: $3,444. - Brand (8.0), History & Innovation (8.2), Rarity (7.5), Material (8.2), Dials & Design (8.3), Movement (8.5), Complications (6.0), Functions (8.4), Versatility (8.5) - A robust dive watch with excellent water resistance and lume, ideal for sport and adventure. 6. **Nomos Club Campus 38 Night (8.3)** - Price Estimate: $1,619. - Brand (7.5), History & Innovation (7.8), Rarity (7.2), Material (7.8), Dials & Design (8.0), Movement (8.2), Complications (5.5), Functions (8.0), Versatility (8.2) - A youthful and modern design with a reliable manual movement, perfect for casual wear. 7. **Junghans Max Bill Automatic 38mm (8.2)** - Price Estimate: $593. - Brand (7.0), History & Innovation (7.5), Rarity (7.0), Material (7.5), Dials & Design (7.8), Movement (8.0), Complications (5.0), Functions (7.8), Versatility (8.0) - Known for its minimalist Bauhaus design, offering simplicity and elegance. 8. **Seiko Prospex Speedtimer Quartz Solar (8.0)** - Price Estimate: $437. - Brand (6.5), History & Innovation (7.0), Rarity (6.5), Material (7.0), Dials & Design (7.5), Movement (7.8), Complications (5.0), Functions (7.5), Versatility (7.8) - A practical and affordable option with solar power and chronograph functionality, suitable for everyday use.

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