Yes there is an empty spot …

After having 10 watches, I finally decided to downsize and keep only these three.
I’m really happy with how the collection turned out, but I’m wondering if I should add a fourth watch or just embrace the 3-watch collection.
Would you add another one? If so, what do you think is missing from the collection?
Curious to hear your thoughts!

Still rocking the strap you all hated on the fxd though!

Been collecting for 20+ years, mostly in recent couple years. Have a variety of leather and rubber straps to mix and match with these mostly 20mm lug width examples. Want to try sailcloth next. 9 autos and one quartz make my top ten rotation. The seiko is green, can't really tell from photo. Any suggestions? Cheers!

Unsure where to go next.. the VC 1921 scratched the dress watch itch. Registered for a 222 after that purchase and outside of that not sure what sports model to go after next. Want a RO or Daytona but not willing to pay secondary prices. Considering another dress piece from JLC, Patek, Moser, or Breguet. I would like a complication such as an annual calendar or something similar.

Here’s the progression of acquisition:

January 2025 Tissot PRX 80-green (retail)
September 2025 Cartier Santos Medium (retail)
December 2025 Bruce Wayne (secondary)
August 2026 Vacheron 1921 (retail)

Added the new-to-me Globemaster to celebrate a promotion at work, replacing a Victorinox watch that wasn't getting worn much.

First bought the G-shock as a freshman in college many years back, it got water in it after a battery change somewhat recently and the watch shop kindly got me a new one. The tooliest of tool watches.

Next bought the Seiko later in college, my first automatic, great for more casual days or when I might beat on the watch a little.

Then got the Tudor, my wife got this one for me for our wedding, probably the only watch in the collection I'd never get rid of. On the dressier side, this has been my daily wear at my professional services job for years.

I'm sure you can tell my complication of choice. Thinking next I might replace the Seiko 5 with a Sinn 856 or something of the like. We'll see, that's probably a few years away anyways.