Show me your #fivewatchcollection!

1.Hanhart 417es

2.Omega Dynamic Chrono

3.King Seiko

4. Selten meteorite dial

5.Citizen Promaster challenge diver

My Japanese 5 watch collection from L to R:

1. Daily

2. Dress/Sports

3. Chronograph

4. Dive

5. Dress

That P01… 😍😍

Well 4 + 1. Mrs OP.

I’m content with my four for now, keep trying to find a new piece to add but I know I’m kinda forcing myself. So just going to sit back and enjoy these for 2024.

Here’s mine:

Christopher Ward C60 Sapphire, Raymond Weil Freelancer gmt Worldtimer, Echo/Neutra Averau 39 Moonphase pvd Green, Epoch Stockholm Deep Dive, Norqain Adventure Sport Chrono Day/Date.

These would be my 5 although I didn't think the 2 seiko would be part of it

Me trying to cover all bases

I'll play. I won't do different types since I'm a dress watch guy and most of my watches are dress watches.

1970s Glashutte GUB - a gift from the ex so, yeah, sentimental. But objectively speaking one of the best looking watches I own.

1950s Zenith Stellina - A reminder of my travels since I got it in Italy. I bought it when I finally definitively knew what style of watch I love.

1980s Cartier Tank - My formal wear watch although I often wear this casual like in this photo right here.

1997 Omega Speedmaster Automatic -- my adventure watch

1990 Jaeger LeCoultre Reverso Classic Monoface - current favorite and my pride and joy.

Love the Mido TV

I posted this before the challenge, but seems a good place to repost here. Thanks for sharing your beautiful collections.

Rolex Explorer 114270. 2007. This was my first big watch purchase to mark a special occasion. It was to be my “one and done” (and it was for many years).

Glashutte Original SeaQ 39.5 in green. This was my first foray into colored dials and high-end divers.

Sinn 105 UTC. I struggled for a long time in choosing my first travel watch. And although no piece is perfect, I really love the pop of the 24 hour hand and the robust build.

Tudor BB58 bronze. I purchased on an impulse to add something rugged, fun, and rustic to the collection.

Omega Constellation (early 90s). This quartz watch is on loan from my father, who wore it daily for many many years. It is a sentimental piece, but surprisingly it offers a fun change-up alternative to more modern watches. It is 33mm, quartz, and no fuss.

It's really the Explorer II and then four more, the rest combined don't get the wrist time the Explorer II does

I have 6 just hold your finger over one when you look at the photo

This is my (supposed 3) watch collection..

One of the more solid one i've seen sinced the "5 watch collection" trend popped up. I like the diversity. 👌

Does 4 count, and the 1996 Tag formula on my wrist

Love that Carrera

I have moe than five, so I will randomly pick five.

1) Sea-Gull 1963 (genuine from the Tianjin Watch Factory, Era Edition)

2) Rolex Cellini

3) Sea-Gull Ocean Star China Red Special Edition

4) Rolex Datejust

5) Audemars Piguet Royal Oak

Such a simple and solid collection!

Impressive that you have reduced to just 1! Someday maybe I'll consider consolidating

I don’t have a strategy when it comes to collecting.

But this is a result after 14 years of my collecting journey.

That Tag link though 🔥

That being said, a new one is already on the way. Oops. One is maybe a step too far. 😅🤣

Small wrist collection:

Brellum Wyvern 5 Days LE GS, Tissot PRX Powermatic 80 Gold 35mm, Tudor Black Bay 58 Blue, Tudor Black Bay 41 Black, Citizen Fujitsubo Black

I picked up the Wolf box for a good deal, although I know it doesn’t make sense.