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So much hate on MoonSwatch. I don’t get why.

Glad to have it back

Current SOTC. Pretty eclectic mix, but I’ve ended up with watches that each get a lot of wrist time.

Looking for some honest opinions — what do you think is missing, and what would you add next? Open to suggestions outside of what I already own. If you were adding one watch to this collection, what would it be?

(The Nixon might look a little out of place compared to the rest, but it’s staying. It was the first watch my girlfriend, now wife, gave me more than a decade ago, so it has a pretty special place in the collection.)

Perfect for lounging around the house because it’s so light. Throw on a rubber strap and it’s ready for hot summer days. 😎

Busy morning, so I just grabbed a watch from the box without thinking much about it. Still one of those watches I never get tired of wearing. Love this thing.

Happy Friday everyone! Whats on your wrist today?

A few days ago I asked this group for a recommendation for this watch. Ordered one and it is looking great!

I recently hit a career milestone and decided to celebrate with an Omega Seamaster 2254.50. I’d wanted one for a long time, and it has honestly exceeded my expectations.

I’ve always preferred the 2254 over most other dive watches. It’s rugged, incredibly comfortable thanks to the relatively thin case, and fits my 7” wrist perfectly. It’s become one of my most worn watches because I never have to think twice about putting it on.

One thing I really appreciate is how understated it is. It’s a recognizable watch to enthusiasts, but it doesn’t draw the same attention as some of the more obvious luxury divers. That suits me perfectly. I work hard to provide for my family, and Omega has always felt like a brand that reflects that mindset—high quality without feeling flashy or excessive.

I also prefer this generation’s Speedmaster-style bracelet over the later SMP “Bond” bracelet. The wave dial, sword hands, and clean proportions just make the whole watch feel timeless.

It’s one of those rare watches where I genuinely struggle to find anything I’d change. For me, it’s about as close to the perfect everyday diver as it gets.

Any other 2254.50 owners here? Has yours become your go-to as well?

I’ve been experimenting with straps for my neo-vintage Zenith, and it’s amazing how much they change the personality of the watch.

So far I’ve tried leather, mesh, and a few NATOs, but I feel like there’s still a better combination out there.

What straps do you think work best with this reference? Vintage leather? Suede? Sailcloth? Perlon? Something completely unexpected?

I’d love to see photos if you own the same model or have similar Zeniths. Always looking for inspiration before buying another strap!

My dad gave me this Carrera about two years ago. As far as I know, it had never been serviced, so I finally had it properly serviced to keep it running for the next generation.

It’s not the most expensive watch in my collection, but it’s easily one of the most meaningful. Every scratch reminds me that it had a life on my dad’s wrist before it came to mine.

The plan is simple: wear it, enjoy it, and one day pass it on to my son. Hopefully it’ll have a few more stories to tell by then.

Tried something different with my Hamilton Khaki Field today. Went with a burgundy elastic NATO instead of the usual green or black. I wasn’t sure at first, but it’s growing on me. What do you think?

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One month in Japan & South Korea starting this weekend.

Family trip, a mix of city exploring and resort time, so I wanted a small but versatile watch roll.

The Tuna was always making the trip. The Casio handles world time duties, the Seamaster is the all-rounder, and the Ingenieur covers the “nice dinner” category.

Feeling pretty good about this four-watch lineup, but if you had to cut one, which would it be? 🤔⌚️