[ginobino320]

As you can see from my current SOTC, this is mine!! Hoping to add a unique moonphase to it soon though!

 

[Earthbound2]

Pointer date. Always wanted the Oris but a bit big. Got the pointer date on this new addition.

It’s an airplane!

 

[kritameth]

The humble date!

But chronograph is cool too.

 

[Jonathan T]

I like a Big Date even though I don’t like dates in general!

 

[badgerracer]

For a mechanical watch I honestly prefer a simple 3-hand no-date. Simplicity at its finest.

For Quartz I do really love the combination of HAQ, independently adjustable hour hand, and perpetual calendar. That absolute set it and forget it watch

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[Packleader]

If I had to pick one, I would say the hour.
If I could pick two, I would say the hour and minute.

 

[triwater]

Either the Foudroyante (especially on the JLC duometre), minute repeater or split second.

But until my ship comes in, I'll settle for any 1/10 or 1/100 of a second. I guess I like to watch stuff move fast.

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[sigma812]

1. Date
2. GMT second time zone

But I'm willing to forgo both if the watch is cool...

 

[dbostedo]

this is mine!!

What is yours? I can't tell from the pic...

I guess I'd have to say "date" since I like my watches to have one, in general. But that's boring. So I'll say probably moonphase, although chrono and foudroyante are good choices too!

 

[ginobino320]

6/9 of my collection has the GMT function! Haha if you could zoom in you’d be able to see it

 

[SteveU]

That would be the wife....

 

[TypeSly]

Mine would be the tourbillon, but I will never be able to afford one (that's not from Ali Express).

 

[Omar009]

Personally i prefer a time only watch. having said that, if i had to choice a complication then it would be a GMT.

 

[Purefix]

GMT. We an overseas office and GMT is extremely useful.

 

[Coffee1905]

1) Date: Deal breaker for me, I cannot ever buy a watch without a date anymore, it is too important to me.

2) Pointer date looks good IMO, adds some flavour to the dial.

3) Power reserve indicator: Nice to have, wished more affordable watches had it, feels like there is more of a connection between me and my watch by having a power reserve indicator.

I just love the pointer date and power reserve indicator. GMT is useful but IMHO, it is hard to read the time quickly, easier to just add or subtract hours for an accurate time.

 

[spoolmakdays]

I like the classic triple date moonphase.

 

[Chris Hughes]

Mechanical alarm and hour chime.

 

[dshin525]

GMT for me

I'm also a fan of power reserves. Had a Seiko Marinmaster Tuna spring drive (sold a few years back) that had it and really enjoyed. it.

 

[G550driver]

Much as I admire the innovative and complex engineering that goes into producing complications I don’t like the aesthetic clutter they add to the dial. Hours, minutes and seconds functions are generally good enough for me along with alternative options for their presentation such as jumping, retrograde and disc displays.

 

[Monitor]

I am especially fond of the power meter and this watch in particular. I am gonna be good all year long and ask for 1 for christmas..

 

[PAMily Man]

Somehow all my favorites fit into my Pam00670
PR on the back,GMT,annual calendar and...the most interesting and pretty useless one:Equation of Time