u/dried-up-mango

Been collecting watches for over a year and thought for the longest time that six was the perfect number. Allowing me to rotate through a different piece every day of the week.

​However, I’ve realized I am much more content with just having three. I spend far less time worrying about which of the six watches I am least satisfied with and have to replace.

​Along the way, I also developed a draw to titanium watches. The lightness and comfort on the wrist ultimately led me to consolidate down to these specific three:

​IWC Ingenieur Titanium & VC Overseas 49150 Titanium LE: Worn during weekdays in the office.

​Tudor Pelagos FXD GMT: My beater watch for weekends and traveling.

Got my very first VC. Absolutely in love with it.

Such a stunning time piece...

49150/000W-9015

The orange Chrono hands and yellow minute numbers around the dial are quite unique to this piece.

After one year of seriously getting into watch collecting, I have finally reached my self-imposed limit of a six-piece collection. My taste has definitely gravitated toward technical, highly durable tool watches-the core of my box right now features my Sinn U50DS, an IWC Titanium Ingenieur, a Tudor Pelagos FXD GMT, and a Vacheron Constantine Overseas in Titanium

I want to maintain a strict one-in, one-out rule to keep things manageable. So, I'm passing the question to the community: if you were in my shoes, which timepiece would you get rid of, and what would you replace it with?