List the most frequently asked questions

Which is better "X" or "Y"?
Do you wear your watch in bed?
If you could only have one watch, what would it be?
What accuracy are you content with?
If money were no object what would you buy?
Are Rolex worth it?
Compare car make with watch brand?
What started you collecting watches?
What do you think of this...?
What is the best diver ever?
Can you recommend a decent AD in...?

si

Simon said:

Which is better "X" or "Y"?
Do you wear your watch in bed?
If you could only have one watch, what would it be?
What accuracy are you content with?
If money were no object what would you buy?
Are Rolex worth it?
Compare car make with watch brand?
What started you collecting watches?
What do you think of this...?
What is the best diver ever?
Can you recommend a decent AD in...?

si

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Simon, those are all perfect examples of frequently asked questions that can NOT be answered in an FAQ. The idea of this post is to compile those where an FAQ would actually help.

Splendid suggestions otherwise. So there are a bunch of questions where threads could easily be compiled.

I imagine headers like:

"Watch maintenance: All you ever wanted to know"

Inside of that we can have a link compilation for service intervals, for idf winders make sense, for water resistance, for polishing etc.

Then we could have a header on "Watch etiquette" where we compile some illustrious threads and opinions on the subject. At least the reader will see where the tendency is going and where to situate himself on the etiquette continuum.

And a header on "Technical questions". Here we can have compilations on accuracy, on lume, on movement types.

Again, nothing needs to be re-written within the FAQ. Just a short intro on what those things will do for you when you click on them. ;-)

Here is an example that I have compiled myself on another subject and which has been stickied in a forum I visit and contribute to frequently. Those of you who travel will probably find it very useful:
Packing tips - Masterthread: Includes how to pack a suit! - FlyerTalk Forums

Cheers,

Till