There are so many different watch complications out there. Some of them seem useless in todays times (like a tachymèter) and others are super useful (like a date window). What’s your fsvoriwatch complication? Personally I enjoy a date window, even know a lot of my watches don’t have one and I also really love the GMT function.
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I used to consider a date a must and still like to have it on most of my watches, but my favourite is probably a chronograph.
I love a date function. There are many watches I would buy if they had a date function. The Pelagos 39mm Pelagos and Longines Spirit Titanium are two for sure.
It has to be the date complication or even better a day date but for me the date complication is a most have for me unless it’s a dress watch there is a few really good watches that are spoilt for me for not having it the tuder black bays 39mm ones would be perfect for me but not having a date complication
"It tells the time"
All I want 👍🏻
I like the date but as my collection grows, I become lazy to set the date 😂so now I prefer a base movement.
The Date complication is a must. It's almost more important than the time.
I hate date complication. I don’t want to cycle through a month of dates when I set my watches.
Dive bezel is my favorite complication.
I really enjoy moonphases, even though they are mostly useless, theres just something so alluring about it
Chronograph for me, I use it all the time at work.
A tachymeter or rotating bezel isn't a complication though - they aren't making the mechanism any more complex.
For me it‘s got to be the date, then day date window. Currently working/ saving my way up to get a watch with a month day date comp. I own some chronographs, but for me i might as well use a digital watch to use the timer function as timer is more useful to me than stopwatch. If you want to be a bit romantic an am/pm indicator or moonphase might be best imo. Bezel- wise for me a gmt bezel is a lot more useful than a diver bezel; diver bezel serves the same purpose as a fidget toy for me. Sadly i don‘t currently own a gmt watch.
Time > Date > GMT > Worldtimer > Chronograph
Date, closely followed by a chronometer complication (super useful when cooking).
My least liked complication may be dive bezels; I absolutely do not see a need for it, and it often gets bumped/misaligned just by accident.
LEDs are my favorite guy
Date and GMT are my favorites. I'm also one of the few who actually PREFERS a date cyclops over a plain date window. A chronograph looks nice, but I don't use them all that often to be honest, since timing is way more comfortable on my smartphone.
gmt is my favorite. while not a complication, i do love a countdown bezel.
For me it’s the GMT function and honestly, I have no idea why 🤷🏻♂️😂.
Date, definitely the most useful, but as a slide rule collector, I also like being able to wear one of those on my wrist (if that counts as a complication).
Chronograph. If I'm wearing one, I'll end up using it.
Time.
I hate date complication. I don’t want to cycle through a month of dates when I set my watches.
Dive bezel is my favorite complication.
I agree completely. I prefer a simple time only with a dive bezel as I use it often to time things.
Although I’m also interested in picking up a flyer GMT at some point, not that I have frequent use for the complication.
Why not have everything?
Day, month, date, 24h indicator, minute recorder, half hour recorder, 12 hour recorder, chronograph.
8 hands in a 39mm case :)
Why not have everything?
Day, month, date, 24h indicator, minute recorder, half hour recorder, 12 hour recorder, chronograph.
8 hands in a 39mm case :)
Great choice.
Here’s my right wrist. It also has alot of complications.
Traveler GMT
I like things simple so 3 handed is fine with me but make it at least 28,800 VpH and with wear-resistant silicon movement. Also minimum 100m water resistance 😬
While I was still working, a day, date complication felt like a must. Now that I am retired, a simple 3 hand is my ideal watch since I generally don't give a rusty one what the day or date is. My computer or phone remind me if I have an appointment coming up, so I get to just enjoy my day.
A three hander with “ Automatic “ woohoo 🥳 my perfect watch because I can’t afford a Zenith El Primero or Omega Grey Side of the moon yet :) So my other favourite would be column wheel chronographs.
I don’t really use complications and nowadays I prefer watches without any complications. I can live with a date complication but even that is more of a pain in the ass than a really useful function in a wristwatch imo. I appreciate a good clean design and a high quality robust three hander. If I want complications I have a smartphone. I love watches because of their simplicity. Something I really miss in almost every part of modern life.
Bingo on the money 💰 100%
I like things simple so 3 handed is fine with me but make it at least 28,800 VpH and with wear-resistant silicon movement. Also minimum 100m water resistance 😬
Ranger all the way ….
While I was still working, a day, date complication felt like a must. Now that I am retired, a simple 3 hand is my ideal watch since I generally don't give a rusty one what the day or date is. My computer or phone remind me if I have an appointment coming up, so I get to just enjoy my day.
Same same :)
Being a G-Shock fan, I will just limit myself to mechanical watches. I love power reserves. Oh thats right, some of my G-Shocks have that too. But it looks best and is most useful on a hand wind.