How many watches do you bring on a, say, 2 or 3-day weekend trip?
Personally I bring 2. Mostly trying to avoid same watch on consecutive WRUW :)
And do you diversify? For me it’s a dive and a chrono, or a dive and a dress.
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Chen D.
Hi. My name is Chen. I live in Beijing where I was born and raised. I developed a fondness for watches while working in the US and I’m trying my best to transfer that into an acceptable collecting hob...
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Typically 2, but could be 3 depending on what's planned.
If a watch meetup, then it might be as many as 5.
Depends on the activities but usually 2 for me - 1 more rugged as I do a lot of activities and then one more dressy for when we go out to eat
Yeah I usually go for 2 as well. Usually a G Shock plus a nicer sports watch, or if I'm going somewhere fancy then I'll add a dress watch as well.
One is more then enough, so I always take at least two. Sportswatch with wr(usually a diver) cos its cool you know, and a backup G-shock in case hell brakes luce in that 3 day holiday period and someone has to take care of the zombies/al qaeda/antichrist or something.
I Just bring the one on my wrist...and the one i'll be purchasing during the trip if its a vacation.😁
For short trips just the one i have on will suffice.
I try not to bring extra watches. The risk of it getting lost, damaged, or stolen just doesnt exist if i leave them at home.
One. If I'm on a weekend trip I don't want to worry about what watch I'm posting online, because the answer is ZERO. So long as it tells the time I'm cool with one. Not concerned with people noticing if my watch is appropriate for dinner out.
Two. One for rough stuff and one for best. Aqua Terra quartz beater & SM300 for posh stuff!
I only travel with one watch. I tend to wear a watch for 3-14 days at a time, so it easy for me.