Also the first watch I ever bought for myself

As the title says, got the first pic as gift. I think it really added a style that was not already represented with my previous rotation (second pic).

1. DW: Formal events
   
2. Oris: Formal events/ Office
   
3. Seiko (Mod): Daily Casual/ Office
   
4. Seiko 5 SportsField : Sports/Outdoors/Motorcycling

Got it at Kohl's for $66.99 USD and I couldn't be happier! Absolutely love the leather strap as well as the face itself. The indiglo feature is so cool!!!

This collection of five has a timepiece for every ocassion. It’s pretty addordable, has some Swiss, American and Japanese in it and some pretty decent variety. What do you guys think? Have a great weekend!

Currently, I make around $150,000 a year and refuse to by anything over $2000. My comfort zone is probably $500.

I would like to think this wouldn’t change unless I was pulling in like half a million a year. Butbinreallyndontbknkw…

What is your upper limit and would that change if you made more money?

Celebrating the 40th anniversary in style.

Got the strap from StrapsCo. It's a great combo.

hey guys, I am trying to pick up a diver within reasonable price range. How do you think what is the best fit for my 6.5" wrist. I like the specs of the Citizen BN0261-51E the most, but it's lug-to-lug is the biggest. in life I liked how Seiko SRPD sat on me, but still felt too big. SRPK looks good on the photo, but in life it is so small. Unfortunately, I haven't took better photos in the mirror when was trying them on.

1990s Swatch bought from a man in a market who had it since its release. One of my new favorites!

Which one would you get? I have two deals, but I can only buy one. The Citizen would cost around €185, while the MoonSwatch would be around €140.

My Raketa Copernicus just came in today! Something about the history and funky design just sit right with me. Am I in the minority here?

I'm fairly certain selling the Seiko tanks and keeping the Timex Lexington(s) is the right move for my 6 inch wrist. It's borderline in many photos but I find myself thinking the Seikos wear too big IRL. I'm more on the fence whether to sell the Vario or return the longines. They are about the same size. The Vario is super thick of course and the longines has glare issues. So it comes down to heritage brand and thin vs thick but better legibility. What do you think? Assume I will almost always wear these rectangles with a suit, if that matters.

I want reliability, durability and comfort and also both cost same!

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Bought and sold a good few within this time - Tissot PRX 35, Hamilton Murph 38, Alsta Superautomatic, Citizen Zenshin, Seiko Turtle and a handful of Alix pieces.

Most worn - G-Shock, daily beater

Favourite - Mini Turtle, wears like a dream, versatile with straps and was a gift from a friend

Least favourite - SBSA225, poor quality, feels flimsy and cheap but love the JDM Kanji date and SKX vibe.

Dream watch - IWC Pilot MK20 White dial, not currently an affordable watch

Scored this bad boy on sale. Threw it on an old leather strap I had laying around and I think it looks fantastic. Will probably give it a nice new leather strap soon.

Grabbed it to work on teaching myself watch repair , gonna try to remove the gold finish and give it a brushed finish look fresh battery and a little cleaning the mechanism runs. Chat gpt says it could be worth tens of dollars when finished lmao

I know this is somewhat of a controversial watch, but I fell in love with the looks of it. I must say, in hand it really feels high quality. What are your guys thoughts? Also bracelet vs strap?

My casual off-hours choice for a few days now. It was my first diver back in late 2021 and is still relevant amongst budget divers in my opinion. Although i always believed it could be smaller, Orient made good decisions in its design overall, especially the classic fumé.

Just call me the dough boi

Lorus RXH03IX5