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6 months into this hobby - 7 watches. Rate the collection, tell me what’s missing.

Started collecting about 6 months ago and this is where I've landed. Nothing's leaving — I just want honest opinions. Rate it 1–10 and tell me what gap you'd fill next.

The lineup:

• Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Worldtimer — the big one. Daily rotation, the dial does all the talking.
• Seiko 5 Sports (SRPD) — the automatic diver. Gets the most wrist time, honestly.
• Sea-Gull automatic, white dial w/ small seconds — my clean dress watch.
• Citizen day-date quartz — black dial, the grab-and-go office watch.
• Casio MTP (textured white dial, fluted bezel) — budget Datejust energy. Way better than it has any right to be.
• G-Shock GM-2100 CasiOak (metal) — gym, rain, anything rough.
• Casio AE-1200 "Casio Royale" — the beater digital. World time, 10-year battery, zero worries.

What would you add? Chrono? Field watch? GMT? Budget picks welcome.

Ps- i have a diesel chronograph watch it’s gift so don’t come saying it’s not a real watch 🫶🙌🏻

u/TeaPossible2071 — 3 days ago