Always wanted to buy a Tissot but not sure if I really need 70-80k watch. Got an eye on this at Tata Cliq priced at 25k and here it is. My first swiss and really happy with build. My daily driver for now.
Ordered this Militado ML08 out of curiosity with feature and price value deal. It turned out to be awesome buy and loving this.
I was looking to add new watch around 6k and glad I finally decided to buy this. This is extremely nice looking dress watch and weight is also very balanced. Looks amazing.
My journey to collect watch started from 2024 year where I pushed myself to start the collection. Before 2024, I was owning only 3 watch and all were Casio. Then I moved to buy more and more with my spending capacity and wanted to grow my collection. My next target is Seiko 5 or Citizen Automatic or Tissot Prx quartz. I am also inclined to Luminox. I seriously want to own one swiss watch.
This was my very first watch back in 2015, and even today it remains one of the most special pieces in my collection. Over the years, this G-Shock has been with me through mountain trips, beach vacations, daily office wear, rough use, accidental drops, and everything in between—and it still keeps going without complaint.
It may not be the most expensive watch I own now, but emotionally, this one sits at the top. Every scratch and mark on it feels like part of a memory. Watches come and go in a collection, but some become part of your journey—and this is one of them.
Simple, clean, and easy to wear—this Timex Weekender is probably one of the most effortless watches in my collection. The cream dial with full numerals gives it that classic field watch look, and the Indiglo is always a nice bonus when it gets dark.
Paired with a tan leather strap, it just works with everything—casual, office, or quick outings. It’s lightweight, comfortable, and doesn’t try too hard, which is exactly why I keep reaching for it.
Not the most complex watch out there, but definitely one of the most reliable and versatile. Sometimes simple just wins.
This is the one watch where I spent least time to get it.
The grey case with the black dial and orange accents gives it a clean but slightly aggressive look—nothing flashy, but definitely not boring either.
It’s everything you expect from a G-Shock—tough, lightweight, and built to take a beating. Perfect for daily wear, drives, and pretty much anything without having to worry about it. The analog-digital combo is super practical, and the visibility is solid in most lighting conditions.
One of those watches you just throw on and forget, and that’s exactly the charm. Reliable, functional, and looks good while doing it.