Here's some of my collection. All photos are mine, some better than others.
First up is my favorite and my typical daily wear watch. It's an Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean
Next is a Hamilton Jazzmaster Auto Chrono.
Here's my Seiko SARB-065 "Cocktail Time." It's a limited edition that was only available in the Japanese market. Really "live" looking dial. One of my favorites.
Another Seiko. This is the Orange Monster. I wear this one when I go swimming.
This is a Deep Blue Sun Diver 1k. It's my backup water sport watch. I usually pick the Monster over this because the Deep Blue is REALLY BIG. I really like the sparkly dial, though so I keep it in the bullpen.
Yet another Seiko. This one is a quartz movement (all of the above are mechanical.) it's the SNDA57P1. I use this as my "beater watch" when I'm doing yard work and other things that might pose a risk to more expensive wrist candy.
Here are a couple of unique watches. My collection is primarily focused on automatic/mechanical watches, but I have these two because... well... they're just cool. First is a YES WorldWatch II. This thing is a full on solar/lunar observatory. It shows sun-up and sun-down, moon-up and moon-down, moon phases, equinoxes and solstices, 24 as well as 12 hour time, the time and solar/lunar data for two other time zones, has a stopwatch and NASA certified countdown timer. It's pretty awesome.
Finally, here's a Phosphor e-Ink watch. It uses the same technology as the Amazon Kindle for the display. It's more of a gimmick than anything, but I like the bulky, techy look.
I have about a dozen other watches but don't have images at hand. Those include a Hamilton Ventura, a Stowa Antea KS, a Gruen Veri-Thin from 1941 that was my dad's, a beater Seiko 5 and about a half dozen others.
What you got??
First up is my favorite and my typical daily wear watch. It's an Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean
Next is a Hamilton Jazzmaster Auto Chrono.
Here's my Seiko SARB-065 "Cocktail Time." It's a limited edition that was only available in the Japanese market. Really "live" looking dial. One of my favorites.
Another Seiko. This is the Orange Monster. I wear this one when I go swimming.
This is a Deep Blue Sun Diver 1k. It's my backup water sport watch. I usually pick the Monster over this because the Deep Blue is REALLY BIG. I really like the sparkly dial, though so I keep it in the bullpen.
Yet another Seiko. This one is a quartz movement (all of the above are mechanical.) it's the SNDA57P1. I use this as my "beater watch" when I'm doing yard work and other things that might pose a risk to more expensive wrist candy.
Here are a couple of unique watches. My collection is primarily focused on automatic/mechanical watches, but I have these two because... well... they're just cool. First is a YES WorldWatch II. This thing is a full on solar/lunar observatory. It shows sun-up and sun-down, moon-up and moon-down, moon phases, equinoxes and solstices, 24 as well as 12 hour time, the time and solar/lunar data for two other time zones, has a stopwatch and NASA certified countdown timer. It's pretty awesome.
Finally, here's a Phosphor e-Ink watch. It uses the same technology as the Amazon Kindle for the display. It's more of a gimmick than anything, but I like the bulky, techy look.
I have about a dozen other watches but don't have images at hand. Those include a Hamilton Ventura, a Stowa Antea KS, a Gruen Veri-Thin from 1941 that was my dad's, a beater Seiko 5 and about a half dozen others.
What you got??
