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Templar44
3 - Tudor / Omega / Omega - 202502210154
Collector:
well my collection has shrunk from over 35 watches to these 3
https://www.watchcrunch.com/Templar44/posts/sotc-1107-713399
AI Review Highlights:
**"Heritage Divers & Chronographs"**
This **three-watch collection** focuses on **heritage, professional-grade dive watches, and historically significant chronographs**. The **Tudor Submariner**, **Omega Speedmaster Mark II 145.014**, and **Omega Seamaster 300 James Bond 2531.80** together create a **cohesive collection centered on robust, tool-oriented designs with strong historical backgrounds**.
Each watch has **deep ties to professional use**—from **diving to space and motorsports timing**—offering both versatility and strong individual identities. The **Tudor Submariner**, a **vintage dive icon**, brings the essence of classic submariner styling with **Rolex-adjacent pedigree**, while the **Omega Seamaster 300 James Bond 2531.80** is an **undeniable classic in modern dive watches**, made famous by its presence in the 1990s Bond films. Rounding out the collection, the **Omega Speedmaster Mark II 145.014** offers a **vintage, non-traditional take on the Moonwatch lineage**, standing out with its **distinctive barrel-case design and racing-inspired dial**.
This collection is **tailored for a collector who appreciates vintage dive watches and chronographs with deep historical roots, particularly those with ties to professional use and pop culture**.
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simonswatch
6 - Sugess / Kuoe / Grand Seiko / Seiko / Traska / Apple - 202502210135
Collector:
SOTC as a College Student. This is my current collection go ahead and roast me, please. What are your thoughts?
Alright let’s start with the elephant in the room.
Yes, I own an Apple Watch and no, I don’t really consider it part of my collection, but since it is a watch, it’s in here. I just use it for my workouts.
Suggess Seagull ST19 Chrono - I bought this watch about three years ago and I think I just like it. Also, if anybody recognises the similarities, I am not paying for a breitling top time. Just one just brings me joy every now and then.
Kuoe Kyoto Royal smith - I bought this watch on my trip to Japan recently and I really like it because it brings a new aspect to my collection. That vintage case shape and the small case size or something entirely new to me and I think I like it so far. And the fact that I can’t seem to find the black version on their website I really enjoy as well because I think you can only get it in the store in Kyoto So it is not that likely to see other people with that watch around.
Grand Seiko 4522-8000 - This is a manual wind early GS. I love the 45 Case shape. I bought this in Tokyo for a pretty good price I think. I used to find these watches pretty boring but when I saw it in person and now every time I wear it I am reminded that the simplicity of this watch is actually one of its strengths.
Seiko Baby alipinist - HOT TAKE: I actually like the baby alpinist way better than the actual alpinist. For the price range in Seikos lineup this has a Great movement and overall this watch is a spec monster. So far this is probably my favourite watch. I love the golden hands the mat texturised dial and the fact that this Watches is built like a tank. Cannot recommend it enough.
Traska Venturer GMT - I’ve been obsessed with GMT Watches when I bought this And I am very impressed with the quality of this watch at the price. But the best thing about this watch probably is the bracelet and the comfort. I’ve had this watch on other straps as well, but I always come back to the Bracelet. This is pretty special, I think since I’m not a big bracelet guy.
FUTURE PLANS:
Right now, I am eyeballing two different kinds of watches that I really want to add.
One of which is a quart or Mecca quartz chronograph. I am aware that my seagull watch will break at some point And I am not dealing with the cost of servicing a mechanical chronograph. I was thinking of the new mission to moon phase In completely white just to have a very fun summer peace Or alternatively The seiko speed timer. Feel free to let me know your thoughts on this.
Another Watch I want to add is a diver. Ever since I sold mine, I’ve been missing one and I really want one again. I really liked the oris diver 65. But when I went and looked at it in person in Tokyo, I didn’t like it as much as I thought. What I did like when I looked at it is the Tudor black bay 58. If you have other suggestions, let me know. As you can tell, I am willing to pay more for my diver. So this watch can be anywhere between let’s say 500-5000€. Btw I also really like baltics divers.
I hope you enjoyed my little write up. I don’t think the One picture I uploaded does all the Watches justice. So look at my profile for more.
https://www.watchcrunch.com/simonswatch/posts/sotc-as-a-college-student-725480
AI Review Highlights:
**"Heritage Meets Modern Utility"**
This **six-watch collection** balances **heritage-driven mechanical timepieces with modern, functional options**, offering a **mix of vintage-inspired, high-horology, and digital technology**. Each watch brings a unique element to the collection:
- The **Grand Seiko 4522-8000** represents **high-end vintage Japanese craftsmanship**, featuring a **manual-wind Hi-Beat movement** and a **Zaratsu-polished case**.
- The **Sugess Swan Neck Seagull 1963** is a **tribute to one of China’s most famous chronographs**, offering a **vintage aviation aesthetic with a column-wheel chronograph**.
- The **Kuoe Royal Smith 90-008** brings **British military field-watch inspiration**, reinforcing **historical design cues with a modernized execution**.
- The **Seiko Baby Alpinist** offers a **rugged everyday field watch with a rotating compass bezel**, bringing **Seiko’s well-known Prospex durability**.
- The **Traska Venturer GMT** provides **travel-friendly functionality**, with an **independent GMT hand and scratch-resistant hardening treatment**.
- The **Apple Watch Series 8** is the **tech-focused addition**, bringing features like **fitness tracking, notifications, and seamless digital integration**.
This collection is designed for a **collector who values vintage-inspired watches but also embraces modern innovation and everyday practicality**.
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sanj102
6 - Tag Heuer / Cartier / Farer / Casio / Rolex / Timex - 202502210035
Collector:
After 5 years of collecting... Hi everyone. After being bit by the watch bug 5 years ago, here is where my collection stands. I feel content with where I’m at and for the first time in a while, I don’t have the itch to trade, sell, or add anymore pieces. My rule was to never go over 6 watches and possess only 1 watch from the same brand. With these 6 watches I feel covered for every occasion. In the order of when they were acquired:
Tag Heuer Aquaracer (WBD1112.BA0928) - Quartz diver and the watch that started it all
Farer Mansfield Green Tea Dial - picked this up to celebrate a new job. I’m a big Eagles fan so love to wear this whenever I go to the games
Cartier Santos Medium - Picked this up to celebrate a promotion. My dress watch and currently wear this on a red alligator strap
G-Shock (GMAP2100-7A) - my beater/gym watch
Timex Marlin Chronograph - the watch I wear to the office and any other low-key occasions
Rolex GMT Master II (126710BLNR) - my grail watch that I was able to recently acquire at my AD
AI Review Highlights:
**"Balanced Heritage & Modern Functionality"**
This **six-watch collection** blends **luxury, heritage, sport, and affordability**, offering **a wide range of styles, movements, and functions**. The collection is anchored by the **Rolex GMT-Master II "Batman"**, a high-end luxury travel watch, and the **Cartier Santos Medium**, a timeless dress/sport hybrid. **The Tag Heuer Aquaracer WBD1112.BA0928** adds a **durable, versatile dive watch**, while the **Farer Mansfield Green** brings **independent brand charm with a manual-wind movement and striking dial design**. The **Casio G-Shock GMA-S2100 White** offers **ultimate durability in a sleek format**, while the **Timex Marlin Chronograph** contributes **vintage-inspired affordability**.
This collection is designed for a **collector who values diversity in horology—from high-end luxury to affordable practicality—while ensuring a strong representation of sport, dress, and casual wear**.
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joshuauhc
3 - Seiko / Zenith / Grand Seiko - 202502210002
Collector:
I love these pieces! The current state of the collection 🙂
Every piece is something I love wearing either on a weekday, weekend, or dressier occasion.
https://www.watchcrunch.com/joshuauhc/posts/sotc-i-love-these-pieces-704699
AI Review Highlights:
**"Precision & Heritage"**
This **three-watch collection** brings together **high-end Japanese craftsmanship and Swiss horology**, offering a refined mix of **technical innovation, finishing excellence, and historical significance**. The **Grand Seiko Heritage Rikka Early Summer Hi-Beat (SBGH271)** showcases **Japanese seasonal inspiration with a high-frequency movement**, while the **Zenith El Primero Espada** incorporates the **legendary El Primero automatic chronometer movement in a three-hand configuration**. The **Seiko Alpinist Ginza Limited Edition** adds **a functional, everyday watch with a dial inspired by Ginza’s cobblestone streets, blending adventure and heritage**.
This collection is **ideal for an enthusiast who values precision watchmaking, subtle luxury, and a balance between sport and dress aesthetics**. With two **high-end mechanical pieces** and one **historically rich adventure watch**, the collection is **both versatile and deeply rooted in horology**.
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Fun-Ocelot8420
6 - Maen / Breitling / Seiko / Long Islander / Hamilton / Casio - 202502112341
Collector:
Hi watch enthusiasts,
I recently sold and shrunk my collection to add more color and add some watches that are more "valuable". I personally think value drives from how you connect to a watch & not the price tag. I added some color to my collection because to me that's a way fun to collect.
AI Review Highlights:
**“Eclectic Utility”**
This collection brings together an intriguing mix of **luxury, tool, vintage-inspired, and digital watches**, covering multiple styles and functionalities. The standout pieces include the **Breitling Navitimer Automatic A17326361L1P2**, a renowned aviation timepiece, and the **Seiko Prospex Seigaiha SLA053 LE-500**, a limited-edition professional dive watch featuring Seiko’s signature finishing. The **Maen Manhattan 37** brings vintage-integrated sports watch aesthetics, while the **Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical Bronze** delivers a rugged military look with a classic manual-wind movement. The **Long Islander Melville GMT Blue Hammer ISL-222** offers an affordable GMT option, and the **Casio G-Shock DW291HX-1AV** ensures unmatched durability for tough environments.
This collection **excels in versatility**, offering watches for various occasions, from casual everyday wear to specialized tool watches. **The strongest metric for the collection is Functions**, with many watches offering robust water resistance, lume, and additional features such as GMT, world time, or chronograph functionality. **Complications and Materials also score well**, with high-end movements, sapphire crystals, and a mix of bronze, steel, and resin materials.
The intended collector is someone who **values function and variety** while balancing affordability with **high-end craftsmanship**. While the collection spans different price points, each watch plays a role without redundancy, making it a **diverse and well-rounded selection**.
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Maen Manhattan 37 (776) / Breitling Navitimer Automatic A17326361L1P2 (5200) / Seiko Prospex Seigaiha U.S. Special SLA053 LE-500 (3200) / Long Islander Melville GMT Blue Hammer ISL-222 (269) / Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical Bronze (900) / Casio G-Shock DW291HX-1AV (43)
AI Rating
8.1
Crowd Rating:
1499
Avg Price ($):
1731.33
Rating Alpha
10
Total Price ($):
10388
ReignRuger
3 - Seiko / Tissot / IWC - 202502112208
Collector:
What are your thoughts on my 3 watch collection? What could I improve?
Seiko 5 - This is my inexpensive work/travel watch that I don’t have to worry about. I put a rubber band on it for a little extra durability.
Tissot PRX - I’m not sure if this classifies as a dress watch but I wanted something with a sleek design and nice metal bracelet for more formal events, also wanted it to stand out a bit so I opted for the blue dial.
IWC Pilot 3706 - My most expensive watch. Got this as more of a keepsake item, since it’s got a lot of history and a cool story behind it. Went with a nato band to give it a more military/vintage look, I dress it up with a nice black leather for occasions.
AI Review Highlights:
**"Everyday Versatility"**
This collection brings together three distinct watches that balance functionality, affordability, and heritage, offering a strong foundation for casual, professional, and enthusiast-oriented wear. Each piece represents a different tier of watchmaking, from the budget-friendly Seiko 5 Sports SRPD95 to the mid-premium Tissot PRX Powermatic 80 and the historically significant IWC Fliegerchronograph 3706.
The collection is well-rounded in terms of style and movement variety. The **Seiko 5 Sports SRPD95** is a durable entry-level automatic sports watch with a dive-inspired design. The **Tissot PRX Powermatic 80** brings a modern integrated bracelet design with an 80-hour power reserve, adding a refined casual-dress element. Finally, the **IWC Fliegerchronograph 3706** serves as the professional-grade piece, offering a high-quality chronograph movement with aviation heritage.
This collection excels in **Versatility, Functions, and Movement**, covering casual, sport, and professional settings while maintaining a strong mechanical foundation. The Tissot PRX and Seiko 5 both offer excellent daily-wear options, while the IWC introduces complexity with its chronograph function. The mix of Swiss and Japanese watches highlights different approaches to watchmaking at various price points.
This collection is ideal for someone looking for an **affordable yet functional everyday set**, with the ability to transition between casual and professional environments while maintaining mechanical interest.
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shag808
3 - Seiko / Longines / Seiko - 202502112131
Collector:
Land, Air, Sea Blues.
First state of the collection post from a slight-of-wrist collector (6.25 in). Seiko SPB149 diver is the one closest to my heart. Wish I could have better captured the blue dial. I have been trying to find a leather strap for the alpinist but I always end up putting it back on the bracelet. Unlike the green alpinist, I find this one to be less versatile. This shade of blue makes it look more elegant than toolsy imo. The Spirit 37 is easily the most refined of the bunch. It has long lugs which give it a unique appearance on the wirst. Some have said that its long lugs make it wear larger but it definitely wears like a 37mm to me. What should I get next?
AI Review Highlights:
**"Heritage Explorer"**
This collection embodies **rugged exploration and horological heritage**, featuring three watches that balance vintage inspiration with modern functionality. The **Seiko Alpinist SPB197J1** is a field watch with deep mountaineering roots, the **Longines Spirit** channels aviation history into a refined everyday piece, and the **Seiko Prospex Diver 62MAS SPB149** is a faithful reissue of Seiko’s first dive watch.
With strong representation in **sport and adventure categories**, this collection excels in **Functions, Versatility, and History & Innovation**. Each piece offers excellent durability, **100m+ water resistance**, and reliable automatic movements, making the collection highly functional and ready for real-world use. The mix of Swiss and Japanese brands also brings diversity in watchmaking philosophy, with Longines offering high-end finishing and heritage, while Seiko showcases its legendary tool-watch reliability.
This collection is ideal for **adventurers and heritage enthusiasts** who appreciate mechanical watches built for rugged environments, with a focus on historical significance and timeless design.
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Maison113
8 - Cartier / Breguet / JLC / Omega / Piaget / Zenith / Rolex / Cartier - 202502102252
Collector:
A Proud Collection of a 23 year old guy - 7 years of collecting and hard working while my friend having fun in their live! My birthday was 3 day ago and I am loving every moment of this collecting journey! I love independent watch brands. I like to collect watch that people tend to underestimate and forget about. Besides that, it is rich in history as well.
https://www.watchcrunch.com/Maison113/posts/a-proud-collection-of-a-23-year-old-guy-660487
AI Review Highlights:
**"Heritage & Functionality"**
This collection strikes a **balance between heritage-driven luxury, strong functionality, and classic design elements**, blending **historically significant models** with **modern sports and tool watches**. The inclusion of pieces like the **Cartier Tank Basculante** and **Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date 15200** reflects an appreciation for **timeless dress watches**, while the **Breguet Type XX Aeronavale and JLC Master Compressor Geographic** add robust, functional timepieces with deep **aviation and travel-oriented roots**.
A strong **dive watch presence** is showcased with the **Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 600M**, a highly capable piece with **METAS-certified precision, helium escape valve, and extreme water resistance**, ensuring **professional-grade performance**. The **Zenith Chronomaster Revival A385**, with its **El Primero movement and vintage-inspired aesthetic**, reinforces the collection’s focus on **high-performance chronographs with historical significance**.
The **Piaget Cuervo Y Sobrinos** introduces **a unique heritage piece with Cuban and Swiss influences**, adding a **distinct personality** to the mix. Finally, the **Cartier Tank Solo Automatic Date** provides an accessible yet refined daily wear option, complementing the more exclusive Tank Basculante.
Overall, this collection is **tailored for an enthusiast who values both historical relevance and mechanical excellence**, while ensuring a diverse range of use cases, from **formal occasions to professional-grade tool watches**.
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Cartier Tank Basculante Mecanique (10000) / Breuget Type XX Aeronavale (50000) / JLC Master Compressor Geographic (11000) / Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 600M (6700) / Piaget Cuervo Y Sobrinos (3000) / Zenith Chronomaster Revival A385 (7000) / Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date 15200 (5000) / Cartier Tank Solo Automatic Date (4000)
AI Rating
8.6
Crowd Rating:
2253
Avg Price ($):
12087.5
Rating Alpha
0
Total Price ($):
96700
detroitwatchguy
6 - MG Watches Studio / Furlan Marri / Echo-Neutra / Haim / Paulin / Detroit - 202502091959
Collector:
Family portrait for #StrapSaturday 🥰😍
Which one is your pick?
#RiseOfMicroBrands #RiseOfSmallIndies
https://www.instagram.com/p/DFQRHovxjZl/?igsh=MTc4MmM1YmI2Ng==
AI Review Highlights:
**"Indie Horology"**
This collection is a **diverse mix of independent watch brands** that showcase **unique design philosophies, complications, and horological artistry**. While these brands **aren’t mainstream luxury giants**, they cater to collectors who **appreciate creativity, craftsmanship, and distinctive design choices**.
The **MG Watches Studio Supernatural Ogmios** stands out as a **bold, avant-garde design piece**, while the **Furlan Marri Salmon Flyback** adds a **vintage-inspired chronograph complication**. The **Echo-Neutra Rivanera Black** and **Haim Viajero Worldtimer** both offer **tool-watch functionality**, while the **Paulin Modul A** brings a **modernist, Bauhaus aesthetic**. Lastly, the **Detroit Watch Co. 39mm 1701 Power Reserve Exhibition** **grounds the collection with a classic dress watch featuring a power reserve indicator**.
This collection excels in **Dials & Design**, **Complications**, and **Rarity**, thanks to the **creative use of color, microbrand exclusivity, and varied complications**. The presence of **a chronograph, world timer, power reserve, and unique dial executions** gives the collection **depth and variety**.
This collection would appeal to **independent watch enthusiasts, design-focused collectors, and those who seek unique, small-batch watches with a mix of vintage and modern influences**.
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MG Watches Studio Supernatural Ogmios (400) / Furlan Marri Salmon Flyback LE-270 (3050) / Echo-Neutra Rivanera Black (1570) / Haim Viajero Worldtimer (800) / Paulin Modul A (1100) / Detroit Watch Co 39mm 1701 Power Reserve Exhibition (1550)
AI Rating
7.9
Crowd Rating:
1413
Avg Price ($):
1411.67
Rating Alpha
5
Total Price ($):
8470
MDR3112
4 - Longines / Tissot / Omega / Omega - 202502020141
Collector:
Rate my (small) collection
I got my first Speedy last year, which started of my watch collection. Most recently got the blue SMP as a sporty option.
AI Review Highlights:
**"Classic & Sport Fusion"**
This collection blends **heritage-driven dress watches with professional-grade sports timepieces**, offering a **balanced mix of formal elegance and high-performance functionality**. The **Longines 1832 Moon Phase and Tissot Le Locle Open Heart** provide **classical Swiss refinement**, while the **Omega Moonwatch and Seamaster Diver 300M** bring **iconic tool-watch credibility and cutting-edge technology**.
With **Omega comprising 50% of the collection**, the focus leans toward **prestigious Swiss craftsmanship and innovation**, especially in the realm of **chronometry and dive watches**. The collection **excels in Movement, Brand Prestige, and Complications**, with the **Omega Moonwatch and Seamaster leading in technical sophistication**.
This collection is well-suited for a **versatile collector who appreciates both dress and sport watches**, allowing for **seamless transitions between professional, casual, and adventure settings**.
j111777
4 - Junghans / Tudor / Rolex / Casio - 202501312113
Collector:
I consolidated a larger collection into these 4 this year. I am extremely pleased with this collection as it stands. I feel like each watch gets sufficient wrist time. I also feel like each watch is distinct and has a unique design language. The Explorer and Pelagos FXD get the most wrist time, but I enjoy the Junghans and G-Shock a lot too. I had been pining after the Rolex for some time and it has not disappointed. It’s especially comfortable with the after market Steel Reef on the fly extension link I purchased. Love the FXD on a parachute style strap (the one pictured is from The Watch Steward). Is anyone else enjoying a smaller collection having come from a larger one?
AI Review Highlights:
**"Precision & Practicality"**
This collection offers **a well-balanced mix of functionality, durability, and heritage**, featuring **a dress-oriented manual-wind watch, a high-end dive tool, an all-terrain explorer, and an ultra-durable digital G-Shock**.
- **Tool-Watch Excellence** – **The Tudor Pelagos FXD and Rolex Explorer provide extreme durability and utility in harsh conditions**.
- **Minimalist Elegance** – **The Junghans Max Bill Handaufzug brings Bauhaus-inspired refinement, ensuring a formal and artistic presence**.
- **Rugged Digital Utility** – **The Casio G-Shock GW5000U-1 is an indestructible, solar-powered, shock-resistant everyday tool**.
This collection suits **a collector who values precision engineering, historical relevance, and tool-watch functionality**, covering a range of use cases from **formal to extreme sports applications**.
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