Seamaster 300M No Time To Die Edition. Perfect for anything and every occasion you throw at it.
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Timex expedition chronograph on a bund
Swatch Sistem 51. Underrated beater. Automatic, lightweight, ridiculous power reserve.
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seiko ssc813
Longines Conquest, blue dial
Omega Aquaterra 41mm green or Oris Aquis. If i am gonna pay this kind of money, they better take anything i might be doing.
I also have an Orient Kamasu, which i sometimes wear when travelling to countries where it isnt safe (or i am not sure) to be seen wearing an Omega. But in daily life the kamasu isnt any more of a beater than the rest.
Exactly how these things should be treated! If i was dropping that sort of money on one of those id daily it too, i dont buy something to not use it.
A168W
F-91W for me, Casio is so nice!!!
Omega speedmaster.
But I do go fishing, and then and only then I'll wear an Invicta 1953. It's the only Invicta I actually like since it's way less ostentatious than other models.
Rolex 16550
Fake DJ
SEIKO cement/moon. It's new but I have it as my beater because scratches on the case only makes it look better.
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Pre Bond Omega Seamaster or Christopher Ward C63 Sealander seem to take equal wrist time at the moment
Bulova Lunar Pilot 96k111
Seagull 1963
I rotate between the following for daily duties: Seagull 1963 bronze/ hamilton khaki field mechanical/ tag heuer edge/ cwc g10
For the last year and a half it was a g5600 solar g-shock, with a metal case, metal strap adapter and a Zulu strap. Its just switched to a BN0151-09L, which is brilliant, I only wish it had a sapphire crystal and a 22mm lug width, 20 just isn't quite right.
This guy. Build quality is through the roof, and there isn’t a single rattle or bit of play to be found. I sometimes alternate with a VK63 Pagani Design chronograph since I’m sure that thing is unbreakable, but this San Martin lives on my wrist 5 days a week.
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Tudor North flag
SKX007.
Citizen titanium PCAT
A quartz Moranbong that I ordered from China a few years ago, before they tripled in price. Most likely a fake since the early ones like it misspelt 'Pyongyang' and 'Pyonsyang', but I guess they could just as well be outsourced to Chinese factories by North Korea.
Seiko SSC813 "Seitona". Perfect beater watch
Seiko SPB143
Every watch I own gets cycled through regularly. Sometimes I’ll wear one for several days in a row, sometimes I’ll change mid day if I feel like it or there’s some reason to change. They’re all made to be worn and used.
my only non-dress watch, the smp300. Didn't spend that much to baby it
I've just swapped my modded skx work watch for a Glycine Combat Sub. As much as I love Seikos, I have to say that the sub is a better watch in nearly every way.
My Hamilton Khaki. Gift from my wife for Fathers Day a couple years ago. This is my “9-5” watch.
Hamilton for Father's Day, what a generous woman
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Tudor BB 36mm blue dial
Casio duro, gshock GW-5000, or new to the collection Islander range master.
An Orient Ray II.
Vostok Amphibia Scuba dude with NATO strap
Speedmaster Professional. It’s been my grail since I was 14 or 15 years old, my dad gifted it to me unexpectedly when I graduated. He told me not to baby it and I never have. Also I work in a lab and the chronograph comes in handy just about every shift
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SSC813
I have three go to easy picks, the rest get their time in no doubt, but three just grab that wrist time:
GMT Master II 116710LN
Seiko Alpinist SARB017
Longines Hydro Conquest L3.742.4.56.6
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