If you already know, what's your next watch?

Well… my wife apparently got me a solarbeat for Christmas, which she ordered in October and still hasn’t arrived. Maybe get it just in time for Christmas 2022 😂

In general, I’ll wait as long as it takes to get the money saved if it’s an expensive piece that I know I want - I’ve learned that settling and buying something similar to scratch the itch just winds up with me being unsatisfied in the end. As I’ve joked before… I end up buying a lot of straps instead.

I am pretty sure my next piece will be the Serica 4512 - with the only thing holding me back is that I can’t decide on the California or Commando dial… leaning heavily California though.

I’m getting married in September and plan on getting a Longines sector dial for myself for my wedding watch. My only hesitation is my fiancée/dad buying me a watch for my wedding.. which will obviously be worn before anything I purchase myself.

Contacted my AD October ‘21.  This is for an OP36 though. I don’t have my hope high. But if it comes I will get it in a hearbeat. 

Tudor Panda is also in the list. I haven’t received the call since July ‘21. 

I must admit, temptation to get then grey market is always there. I hope I can make it till the call comes

Lmao everyone talking about Tudors, Longines, datejusts, then there's me patiently saving up for a Casioak

One of the new Seiko Alpinists, but I’m buying the engagement ring this year, so I gotta save some money.

Hopefully a Tudor BB 58 M79030B-0003 (blue on the blue/silver fabric strap). 

I once waited three years for a watch repair, so I am probably patient enough for most watches, even some waitlist spanning years. 

Depends on the tax return. Either the Squale 1521 (blue dial of course) or a Certina DS-1 - the one with the Roman numerals and white second hand. Solid all-rounder with an ETA 2824 for under $300? Crazy.

Ordered a Casio Duro this morning!

Looking at some vintage Seikos. Got a few in mind but its a real mine field trying to find a fully original in decent shape.

My next watch will be a tissot prx quartz (blue dial). I got my last watch only this month for my graduation, but i still want to buy a prx when i'll get a job and my first paycheck from it.

I have a special edition Christopher Ward C63 GMT ordered, that is supposed to arrive in March. Already paid for, so it's just a waiting game... 

Just ordered my grail watch, an Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra (41 with the white dial, orange accents). I have been waiting about 2 years to get this piece and am so excited for it come in! 

Congratulation on the grail!

I'm constantly deciding between 5-6 watches, so no, I do not know myself. I mean, do I need a dress watch with a blue dial more than my next project? Should I forego the watch and buy tools? Or will I just run into an incredible deal on a grey market site?

I’ve been wanting this watch for a few years now. It’s the best do all watch in my opinion. 

Its already here, i havent started building it. 🤣

I plan on getting a speedy pro sometime either next year or the year after that. The only other plan I have right now is to eventually sell my Ginault and my Oris 65 to get one nice diver. I am currently torn between a Seiko SLA049 or a Tudor BB58

Seiko “Arnie”!!!

Anything from Cartier CPCP

My difficulty is that I have a grail in mind (GS white birch), but we are likely talking 18months to 2 years for me to save up for that (they will have probably stopped making them by then 😆). I have a couple of other watches I would love, such as an original Accutron and an Alsta, but do I get those before my grail and so delay getting the GS? Or do I leave them until after my grail and commit to two years of no new watch purchases? 😬 Hard decisions.

still narrow down 

Seiko SBDX001/017/023 ; Seamaster 2264.50 ; Breitling SuperOcean 42; Tudor BB58 or pelagos LHD