This was one of my first watches: an ultra-light 45mm titanium sport watch with a Swiss quartz movement. I paid $900 for it.
I don’t remember anybody in this sub talking about Movado, so I wanted to see what this community thinks.
Trying to decide between the Longines Hydroconquest and the CW Sealander C63 GMT. Right now I rotate between a Seiko Prospex, Tag Heuer Aqua Racer, and a Breitling Superocean Heritage. The Tag is my oldest watch, misplaced for a decade, but now my everyday.
Which of these would make a new everyday? No, I'm not going to spend extra on a Tudor.
I started collecting watches seriously this past April and have learned a lot about what I actually like versus what simply catches my attention.
The goal now is to eventually narrow everything down to a 6-watch collection that feels intentional.
Still on my list:
Cartier Tank — classic dress watch. Plus when I tried it on I loved it.
Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda PF Minute Rattrapante — understated, super interesting and probably my next major piece.
A proper diver — something robust for the pool, beach, travel and anything where I don’t want to think about the watch on my wrist. Figured when I try the right one on, I’ll know.
Lange 1 Pink Gold Moon Phase — the grail and hopefully the final piece someday.
I’m enjoying figuring out my taste but curious what you guys would keep, sell or add based on where the collection is now?
**Rolex Explorer is a 39mm Mark II (only watch that’s untouchable)
Can’t decide which watch to wear today which one would you pick?
So I'm considering trading my NTTD Seamaster for this 1991 Datejust I found on chrono 24. The dealer agreed to a straight trade. Would you do it?
This guy, Brendan Boswell is the absolute worst. His sole content relies on shitting all over other watch YouTubers to get him clicks as his content is shite, but the comments completely go against him, and he has no issues calling his followers “ losers” and saying “ your stupid” , with no real knowledge on the difference between your and you’re.
Also the guy that frequently says how shit Rolex were and omega were top dog, but then purchased numerous Rolex and now says Omega are shit. His watch knowledge is zero and I think he does need some help as he just comes across as rather unhinged and obsessed with certain people.
On Friday Grand Seiko unveiled the limited edition SBGA527. 40mm. Titanium. 100m water resistance. Spring Drive (9R65). Pre orders came with a custom painted case by a local artist. 25 units per Boutique with random drawings for serial numbers (i got 37 via Ala Moana Mall Boutique).
Been loving the satellite GPS watches/Atomic timekeeping. Love how accurate it is all the time without having to worry about changing a battery or really ever losing time.
I was given this Rolex Date by my mother in law after her father passed. I was deeply honored my wife, brother in law and mother in law thought of me. I believe the watch was gifted to my wife’s grandfather by a contractor in the oil and gas industry. I don’t have much other information on it.
I've seen so many "poor man's collections" on here. Come on now. This here is the real deal. 0% income. All used. Only 66% function. A different 66% were project watches I fixed up myself. Yeah, they're pretty sh*t. But (barring the addies which was a gift) I have a personal connection to them all. The Pepsi watch is a personal favorite, I replaced the strap, cleaned the crystal, changed the battery, polished the case a tad, and adhered the dial because the feet had come off. That watch and I have been through a lot.
I have both in the collection because they are stylistically very different. But its fun to see what others prefer
Been a while but still pops in the sun
Hello all,
Not sure if this is the right subreddit, but I was wondering if anyone could tell me about this watch. It was my grandpa's and I wore it for my wedding as he passed away when I was really young. I am interested if anyone would know things like the year, make, or history.
I don't care about the value as it is not for sale and it holds more sentimental value than probably what it is worth.
This or that? I can't decide
Hello everyone, I know I’ve asked similar questions before but I discovered a new contender and wanted to get different opinions on it. So I’ve to pick between a Cartier Santos Dumont in Blue Lacquer, a Rolex dj 36 chocolate or a Two tone Chopard Alpine Eagle 41. This isn’t my final watch and I do plan on buying more in the future but for now, I just want something fancy. What do yall think ?
For a screw, one screw. Fuck offfff
Stick to Invicta, or get a better made, much more sought after and better finished Tsar Bomba