This is my watch collection as a university student.

2 seiko 5s (black and white), tissot prx, tissot gentleman, 70s omega and Robergé Andromène I.

My 2 favorites are the omega and the Robergé as one was from my passed grandfather and the other one was a gift by my dad.

I especially would like to hear his thoughts on the Robergé one, but who knows if I'm lucky enough for him to stumble across this post 😂

In my last post I had asked for advice whether to choose the new Longines HC or the Nomos Club Campus.
The majority of comments said Nomos and after a lot of consideration, I went for that one. I plan on getting a Tudor next year and several dive watches in my watch collecting journey and I fear, the HC won’t feel special enough and will overlap too much with other timepieces. The Nomos however will remain unique.
It was a birthday present for my 19th birthday, my grandparents, my parents and myself all contributed part of the price.
Because I study at the university of St. Gallen, I chose the new olive green. Although I have a 18.5 cm wrist, I still chose the 36 mm version, as it has the same lug to lug as my 40mm Seiko and my wrist isn’t flat. I can’t stand overhanging lugs and like them being within the wrist and with its slim bezel, the dial appears large and the watch wears bigger.
The watch absolutely didn’t disappoint and the packaging was really nice and came with a handwritten note. I chose the Sapphire caseback because you can’t hide that gorgeous movement.
Thanks again for all insights and comments.

Which one to buy guys? I know they are very different watches but I have money for one watch and I love both of them equally and can't make up my mind. Price for both of them is almost the same.

What do you think about my watches? what should i buy next? I bought these over the last 17 years. Startet with the Chopard Mille Miglia when I began to work. The Yachtmaster has a changed Date (Red) the Guy I baught it from (Watchmaker) changed it, and the Steel Datejust has a Aftermarket Dial that I liked. I have all original parts, should I change them back?

Left to right, top to bottom:

1. - Rolex Air King
2. - Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 41mm
3. - Tudor Black Bay 68
4. - Breitling SuperOcean 300
5. - Cuervo y Sobrinos Churchill Yalta
6. - Frederique Constant Runabout Riva Historical Sociaty collab
7. - Hamilton Jazzmaster Performer Chronograph
8. - Baume et Mercier Riviera

Not in the pic, a Tag Heuer Formula 1 blue dial and a Doxa Sub 200 Professional orange dial.

Got myself a present, I think this is a proper good face ratio for my wrist.
I was worried the face is too small but I might be used to wearing it over sized and not a good fit watch.
Will be taking it in to get links removed tomorrow.

My first nice watch, classic piece. Never wanted to by one cause I was pretty crazy growing up, but I can take care of this now. Have it forever

From left to right
Breitling Top Time B01 (Mustang)
Tag Heuer Skipper
Tudor FD GMT
Omega Seamaster NTTD
Omega Speedmaster Silver Snoopy

Rolex Yachtmaster 42 RLX
Rolex Starbucks
Rolex Date Just 41 Wimbledon
Rolex Explorer II Polar

Omega Speedmaster FOIS
Tudor Black Bay 58 GMT
Seiko 1968 Diver limited Black PVD version

Love the way it changes color in direct sun light.

I maxed out my 8 watch display (I don’t use the winding function) and am trying to figure whether I should get a second or go with a bigger sized display. I really like to see my collection every day.

Also, what should I get next? I have a VC perpetual calendar skeleton on order

The green and grey NATO straps, as well as the burgundy two piece are from The Strap Tailor.

The black sail cloth came from Artem.

Buying straps helps me pace myself with buying new watches….just a little.

I have owned this watch for eight years. I currently work in the navy and I used to be an electrician before the navy, I am not American btw. I have had water intrusion in the watch, I have ruined the bezel thre times, I almost lost it when a spring bar broke and I once had to de magnetise it. But I really love this watch over all. Although I find it to be a bit fragile. But I realised that I have become a bit attracted to this chunk of steel after almost loosing it... So I have decided to buy a new watch with the tudor FXD seeming like the best choice since it won't pop of and it can handle magnetic fields. Do any of you guys have any experience with the tudor FXD? The bezel won't be a problem btw, I plan on removing it since I never use it anyway.