I actually love both the pro and the tank a lot. Absolutely amazing watches. And I've built some great memories with them. But I also look at them from an objective view too in terms of brand, originality, function, etc.
No way. The DJ is the king and stays. I'd only be willing to trade in the pro and the tank. The pro is great and I love it but I know it's an homage. And the tank is awesome and I love it too but I recognize it as the budget friendly tank in steel and quartz. Thus my logic for willing to let them go if it gets me a higher brand/icon like a white dial speedy or another rolex.
I also made a weekly watch rotation list when I started building my collection, and had it set up even before i had some pieces which I knew i was going to get.
I since moved away from it so I can switch up throughout the week, but the list went like this:
Monday - Blue Omega SMP300M Diver - diving back into the work week; blue watch Monday.
Tuesday - Green IWC Pilot's Chronograph 41 - taking flight on a tuesday; don't have a speedy but this is a solid substitute.
Wednesday - Tudor Black Bay Pro - exploring mid week and getting over hump day
Agenda Free Thursday - Gshock, Brew, etc - almost end of work week
Friday - Grand Seiko SBGW287 - getting dressy for Shabbos
Saturday - Cartier Tank Must Large - perfect Shabbos watch
Sunday - Rolex DJ36. The King for the weekend.
However I built this list before I had the datejust. Once I got the DJ I then became too obsessed with it and wear it every night and on Saturdays, Sundays, and days off/holidays. The Agenda free Thursday also stopped.
So I wear the omega, iwc, tudor, GS, and Cartier during the week (mon-fri) and DJ at night and on the weekends. Makes perfect use of the 6 "luxury" watch collection.
I sprinkle the gshock and brew in from time to time during the week too.
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