SOTC - Microbrandish

The current state of the collection, minus watches i am selling or going to sell. I tend to like variety in my life, I’d get bored if I only had a couple watches. This collection is getting a bit large, tho. I love all my babies but I’ll probably kick a few more out of the nest at some point. In pursuit of that variety, I tend to go for microbrands. Not only does my money go further, but i think some microbrands are leading the way with appealing designs. I trend toward retro looks too. I am shifting into targeting more expensive pieces now, trying to bolster the top end of the collection.

Left to right and top to bottom:

Image 1: Nivada Grenchen Super Antarctic, Halios Seaforth IV, Certina DS-8 Small Seconds, Christopher Ward C63 Sealander, Bulova Jet Star, Echo/Neutra Cortina 1956 GMT

Image 2: Mr Jones Ricochet, Baltic Bicompax 002, Seiko Alpinist 2020, Raketa Big Zero (redial, whomp whomp), Atelier Jalaper AJ001-S, Mühle-Glashütte Teutonia IV Bluemoon, Impossible Watch Co Art Deco, Marloe Coniston Auto Trackday, Vero Smokey ‘64, Boldr Supply Co Venture Windup Edition, Orient Bambino version IV, Orient Bambino Version 8

Image 3: Bulova Archive Series Re-Edition Computron, Casio G-Shock GW-M5610 Blackout, Casio Worldtimer, Casio DW290-1V, Tandorio Flieger Bronze, Corgeut Nav B-Uhr Flieger Small Seconds Bronze, Boderry Voyager Field Bronze, Fossil JR-8068, Timex Marlin 26861-02776 1976, old Seiko I own because I have bad ebay willpower and wondered what 34mm looked like on my wrist, Stauer Co-Pilot, Seiko SNKP23 Recraft, Asterisk Channel Islands Jump Hour Automatic, Projects Breakfast, The Electricianz The Brown Z, AVI-8 Hawker Hunter Retrograde Chronograph, Glycine Airpilot GMT44 Quartz, Stauer 1930 Dashtronic

Image 4: Imperial Royalguard, Unimatic U1S-M, Nodus Retrospect III Salmon Sky, Namica Shirahama Ultra Blue, Glycine Combat Sub 42 Automatic, Borealis Sea Storm MK2 GMT, Glycine Combat Sub 42 (quartz), Scurfa Top Side Crew