30 Days of Watches

Mining my #wruw  for data. 

The obsession with watches, gamification, and a little bit of pride have come together and I have successfully posted to #wruw  30 Days in a row. 

Perhaps unsurprisingly, over the last 30, I have worn a #seiko on at least 15 days. There is an even split between #prospex models, #seiko5, and other random #seikos I have in the collection. 
The next most common watch on my wrist is a #vostok which I wear at a rate ⅔ less than Seiko. Despite what I thought going into this exercise I wore a #komandirskie three times and an #amphibia just twice. 

Figure 1. 30 Days of Watches by Brand/Model

Next are the #pulsars, (see this post). I received the third of my #raf #reissues in the last 30 Days, so it's not surprising that I wore all three, but it turns out it was the #green #colorway that came out of the watch box on two separate occasions [1].

#orient  is the last brand to appear more than once and only the #multiyear #calendar rather than my #makoii or #chronograph.

#citizen, #haighandhastings , and #invicta  all appear once, along with a no brand #aliexpress piece running an #nh35. 

Figure 2. 30 Days of Watches by Style

With Seiko's dominance, it should be unsurprising that #diver's [2] watches should feature heavily on my wrist, and the same can probably be said about chronographs but there is a crossover, for example, I would consider the Seiko SSC015 in the diver category as well as being a chronograph. 

Figure 3. 30 Days of Watches by Dial Colour.

Who knew I had so many watches with #black dials!? Half of the pieces I have worn in the last 30 Days have had black dials (yet the SNE441 is the only one I own with a black bracelet). #gold [3] was the next common (7) then #blue and #green (three each), #orange (1), and finally "other" (1). The "other" is the Vostok Komandirski 211428 featuring a Russian naval ship. I couldn't decide if it was blue or #white, or whether the picture was what defined it:

With my 6106-8629 DX and 6119-8490, I went with blue and gold respectively. 

Figure 4. 30 Days of Watches. Bezels. 

Straight down the middle but not all are divers. The Komandirskies have movable bezels of course 

Figure 5. 30 Days of Watches by Case Shape.

Mostly round, but a couple square. Most notably The #Nautilus/#royaloak -like #seiko5 7009-8370, and the classy #quartz 6530-5420

And finally, do I wear mostly new, out-of-the-box timepieces, or #vintage pieces? 

Figure 6. 30 Days of Watches by Age

Almost ⅔ vintage (or at least pre-owned). I needn't start the debate of what constitutes "vintage", but of the 30 watches that make up the data reported here, two are pre-1980, two are from the 80s, 2 of the Vostoks are pre-fall of the Soviet Union, and two are from the period around the fall of the Soviet Union. 

Of the 12 "new" pieces, seven were released in the last 2-3 years (but only one, the SBDL089, and only just). 

If I had the time and will I would go and have a look at everyone else's watches in #wruw over the last 30 Days... But no one got time for that! 

hat said, even one day would yield some interesting data, and I am on holiday next week! 

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[1] Interestingly I actually own 5 Pulsar timepieces. Two seem to be stuck in the watch box 
[2] for sake of ease, I've counted anything with a water resistance of #200m even though I have used the "'s" here. For the most part, the divers I have worn are ISO-compliant but this isn't the case with the Vostok Amphibias which, as we all know, are capable of going well beyond 200m. 
[3] After much back and forth over what colour the Seiko SBDL089 (SSC817) is, it was confirmed in this Instagram post as being "gold".