What's your perfect multi-purpose watch?

I love simple and my collection skews that ways anyways in terms of my lifestyle and work. I have a Club as well but have not tried dressing it up yet. One of my grail watches is the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra, which leans towards the GADA aesthetic.

I like a watch that does 2 or even 3 jobs, as it were. The problem is they are few and far between, at least in my collection. I recently got a Casio Oceanus and I think its great for formal occasions, but has the water resistance to do sporty with the occasional swim, certainly outdoors T shirt and shorts. Its down to what you think about your watch, a strap change can make a big difference. If I was looking for an all-rounder Hamilton Khaki seem to cover a fair few bases as is the Seiko Alpinist.

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You definitely have to try it.

Oh yes, the Aqua Terra is an incredible watch.

A new strap really can change a watch.

The Hamilton is also a nice-looking watch, and one day I think I'll get the Seiko Alpinist.

That dial looks absolutely stunning. Beautiful watch.

I've never owned a Sinn; can you recommend it?

I do.

Sinn makes a fine product.

My G-Shock square, although way overkill for my lifestyle, is my most multi-purpose watch (I use the stopwatch and timer all the time). Next to that, it would be my Timex Expedition mechanical.

I'm afraid that if I try it on I might never take it off and then I'll be dropping my credit card and then going home with it. Have a couple others bigger priorities right now but one day baby, one day.

I know this feeling is too good.😅

I hope you get it one day!

I definitely have to check them out one day.

These are also nice watches, they look really cool!

This Ranger does it all for me. I swap the straps every now and again but the bracelet is perfect for me all the time. Keeping +1 second off per day deals it for me. I still see other watches but I think this really may be it for me.

For under $200 with an automatic movement and 600 feet of water resistance, a Vostok Amohibia. And if I have one too many beers and fall off the boat and smash the watch against a turtle’s shell so what, they make them every day.

The Ranger is a really cool watch and looks nice on natos too.

One second a day is great.

Enjoy it!

My other watches actually also check 5.5 of 6 criteria:

• Seiko 5 SNXS79 and SNKL41 - I just don't bring these to the beach as it has a more specific purpose in my lifestyle and work. Plus, these are only WR30.

• Benyar BY-5185M - This is WR100 but same reason as above.

• Columbia Field CL-1312 - I haven't brought this yet to the beach even if I can because it's WR50. But, I'm not inclined to as it's an almost vintage piece.

That's an absolutely stunning watch🔥enjoy it.

That's true, a beautiful watch.

I also want to add one to my collection, a vintage one from the 70s or 80s.

Also a very nice choice.

Really nice, especially on the nato it looks🔥

That's some nice pieces, i always have a soft spot for Seikos.

Thanks! Yeah, I also really like the black with white stripe 2-piece MN strap. 👍

Thanks again! Yep, Seikos can be really charming and stunning. 💯

Multipurpose in terms of GADA would certainly be my Omega Seamaster 300M – and it’s quite interesting most watches fitting in these criteria are dive watches.

I don’t swim that often, so my Speedmaster would be multipurpose as well… 😉

Yeah, I really love vintage DJs. Not affordable to me yet, so I'm looking for a Tudor Prince Date) Be getting it later on)

That's true they make some really nice watches.

That's a hard battle, both of them are masterpieces.

The Tudor is also a incredible watch, there's something about vintage Tudors that i really like.

absolutely. Vintage tudors are on point.

My multipurpose watch is either a Vario 1918 Trench, or a dive watch. Eventually, a Nomos Club will take the place of the 1918 though.