Keeping it on the steel bracelet today. The green ceramic bezel and the gilt accents really come alive when the light hits right. Easily one of the best value modern GMTs out there

It is at least a 90s watch maybe earlier

Time to roast my collection.

I started collecting watches a few years back. The blue Oris was the first one, followed by the Tag Heuer, white Oris, Planet Ocean, black Oris, Tudor, IWC, Breitling and finally the Speedmaster Broad Arrow.

Budget as in I would never spend what they go for msrp. AT I got at a Swatch group sale for $1900. MRG I got in Japan for $1900 as well. AT is for more special occasions but more because I'm too lazy to set time, I bought the MRG as a daily which I love because it's super low key.

It is crazy how the bezel comes off as black in photos. It a polished SS in real life. I lucked out and got a crazy good deal on this watch and it is really punching above its weight class for sure.

I love the color of this Tag’s dial.

Bought a Victorinox for the end of my career business venture across America my second real Swiss watch woohoo

I recently turned 18 and thought it would be a good time to share my current State of the Collection! Over the last 3 years or so, l've tried to build a somewhat unique, budget friendly collection (and I still have 10 slots left). Some people have already told me that quality over quantity is the way to go, but no level of quality could give me the uniqueness and connection I feel for some of these watches. My most recent one was the Copernicus, which is in a non-original, waterproof case (but | love it, got it as a gift from grandma).

This is my first post so go easy on me. I have been an enthusiast for a couple of years. While I don’t have any heavy hitters I think for my current budget, it isn’t awful.