collecting watches

Many of us here can be considered collectors and have multiple Swiss, German or Japanese made watches. Curious if any folks downsized their *nice* collection of 8 or 10 or more watches to one or two? What made you do it? Which watches did you settle on?

I have been collecting watches for about 4 years now as I just graduated college last May with a Mechanical Engineering degree. My latest watch acquisitions include a Hamilton Navy Pioneer, with the sub seconds, and a Steinhart Ocean One Vintage Military. My purpose of this post revolves...

We've had lots of talk here about slimming down our collections. This serendipitously coincided with my slightly more Zen approach to life, i.e. trying to reduce how much material, physical "stuff" I own. I had an 11-watch system going on which I realized was excessive (to me): · 4-watch...

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Hi, I got my first watch about 10 years ago, it was a $50 dollar Seiko 5, i dont even remember what model it was. I had it for 3 years, then one day it died. I havent worn a watch since until last year. Then Chronoshark had a deal for the black Seiko land shark, I bought it and I have been back...

Dear Vintage Watchuseekers, Like a vintage watch collector like you guys and ladies, sometimes in gatherings like parties, basketball games, family picnics or any other, we get a lot of questions about collecting and our collections. Most of the time, it's great sharing our hobby, and...

...or do they KNOW you're weird? They know I am. Mechanical watch collectors are less strange than us.