I actually disagree, for me with 10+ pieces I don’t feel like I need another watch that’s versatile as I already have specific pieces for different situations
To me a "one watch" watch is the Rolex Datejust, Omega Aqua Terra, Longines Conquest or the Tissot Gentleman. You can dress it up, dress it down, go swimming with it etc....as usual great video Chris 👍
I’m glad that LONGINES Hydroconquest GMT was on the list because I bought one after watching your video. My first ever dive watch and GMT watch. Absolutely gorgeous and what a beast! 👌🏻
I loved both of mine but those polished center links scratch just looking at them. It was maddening, to the point I never wore them and eventually sold them. They are a cruel mistress, achingly beautiful but ultimately disappointing. My Sinn 104 had the same issue so maybe I’m tough on bracelets but my explorers don’t get chewed up.
You had me at Tudor Pelagos 39. Wearing my Hamilton Khaki Aviation Day Date Automatic today and also my Garmin Epix2 (while on my basement trainer). Thanks for the great content Harrison.
I'd say for those on a relatively budget side, get the Sinn 556i. That red adds just right amount of tastefully done color on a superbly well finished watch
Good choice! I'm wearing the 556A with the 5-link bracelet and I'm happy with it. Bought it in 2015, when the RS-versions with the red second hand were not yet available, I would prefer these today.
I love Sinn and own one and had the chance to get the 556i black new from an AD for 700 pounds or the limited edition mother of pearl for 850 however the hands are just too short for the dial. All 3 of them and I can’t unsee it. I would rather go for the Damasko DS30 / DK32. I think it’s great value
Ditto for me. There are not enough hours in the day, red traffic lights and boring meetings to enjoy staring at this understated and handsome 41mm beast.
I have the Tag Heuer 200 in a black dial. I love everything about it. Tag is the Brand that got me into this hobby. Vey nice list of watches. Cheers Hunter
I keep thinking of this one maybe in the solargraph is it a comfortable watch ? And also I'm a little concerned about the polished links for scratching 😮 great looking watch though
I've owned a Garmin Marq Aviator gen 2 since its introduction and use it often for the travel and health features. Recently I was in urgent care. The doctor was able to look through the history on my watch and was very impressed. I was moved to ICU based on what was recorded by the Apps. I can't state strongly enough how useful a tool these wrist computers are. Even as a collector who owns more than twenty watches I've no problem telling people to purchase one of these.
Omega Railmaster on fabric strap. I’ve worn it at functions, concerts & sports events (watching not competing) and it’s perfect. Not too chunky and fits under suit cuffs.
That Omega terra is beeeeeeautiful. For me who doesn't like dress watches, that would be absolutely perfect when you need something else than diver look
As a proud owner of a Garmin Fenix here, I’m happy to see Garmin on the list. The problem with it is that it’s so useful for metrics it provides that it’s hard to use any other watch even from time to time. I have a Tissot PRS516 as well that gets very little wrist time lately but is a joy to look at. I still plan to get a ’proper’ luxury watch one day even if I know I will continue to wear a Garmin most of the time.
A fun thought experiment for sure. I doubt too many of us could do it though. One would quickly yield to a second, then a 3 watch collection, and so in. I've got a lot more than I should "invested" in my collection, so if it were to be liquidated and put into one watch to rule them all... a GMT function would be highly desired. Not too dressy as I would find that boring. Not too sporty either. GMT aside, the YM42 yellow gold or the Lange Zeitwerk (date version for practical purposes, striking time for the fun of it) might hold my attention. The full gold Sky Dweller in rose gold with chocolate dial could be a contender if I just couldn't live without the GMT complication. Maybe a Panerai GMT if I'm living somewhere the aforementioned watches would attract too much attention.
I would have also thought included the Yema Skin diver slim CMM.20 limited edition. Gorgeous watch, 10mm thick, 39mm, display back, 300m WR and a beautiful dial with the 3/6/9/12 in the lume markers and that smooth scales bracelet.
I have watches from Rolex (Datejust Turn-O-Graph), Tudor (Black Bay Chrono Panda) and Tag Heuer (Carrera Chrono) but I am drawn to the "Certina DS Action Diver Powermatic 300m Titan C032.607.44.051.00" every day. An absolute all-rounder and can be worn with anything. The price-performance ratio is brilliant and it works wonderfully without a watch Collection
I don’t believe in a one watch collection only. I’ve had so many different watches the last 30 years and I don’t see that stopping anytime soon. For me it’s my hobby and passion, so I could never settle for just one watch, even a “grail.
Harrison - because you I couldn’t get Omega out of my head the last couple of weeks. I am now significantly poorer as I wait for a delivery tomorrow morning 😂
Excellent list, but I do think a one watch collection is always better with a strap monster. But most of these were. I would have added the Omega SeaMaster 300 (none diver) and the Rolex Air-King… I think both can really go everywhere.
I actually just purchased the Seiko Shogurai. So far, I am liking it a lot as a daily wear watch. Although the black dial would be the most versatile, you still have to remember that this is, technically, a divers watch. I would not normally wear it for a dressy occasion, as I have other choices. But the reason I bought this one was because the one with the red/burgundy dial, and the stainless steel bracelet, looks simply amazing, especially in the sunlight. I think it is their most popular color for this model. If you only had this one watch, you could get by wearing it for dressy occasions, especially with the black dial and stainless steel bracelet. I have small wrists, and although this is a rather large watch, it wears much smaller than its true dimensions.
Longines Spirit Zulu 39mm in indestructible grade 5 titanium. With its featherlight weight and quick release band there’s innumerable aftermarket straps to swap for fun depending upon mood of the hour!
I have owned and sold an embarrassing number of watches, including quite a few from this video. Interestingly, my standouts for a one watch collection are IWCs. I think the Mark XX is perfect. If I own one watch, I want it to be a strap monster and ideally easy to swap straps. Mark XX fits this criteria, looks good on all 3 options, and the OEM rubber in particular is one of the best most comfortable rubber straps I've owned. Good size, 100m WR, sporty watch. This is the one I'd recommend to anyone. In terms of an "ultimate", I'd still go IWC, but this time the Ingenieur. Agree 100% that it's not overpriced, IYKYK. After this you start hitting massive diminishing returns on a steel sports watch. I have the Overseas which I love, but if the current Ingenieur had been available when I purchased my VC, I might have saved myself some $$$ and gotten the Ingy and called it a day. It's that good. Finally, a conspicuous absence from this list is the Cartier Santos. Looks good on steel and leather (and rubber for some models), easy change system for straps, and you can even size it with your fingernails.
I have my 2 tone Vaer solar diver that’s been my daily wearer for a while now. Looks like a million bucks and time is always right on point. Cost me $200 on sale 🤷♂️ (but I’d be lying if i said I wasn’t partial to a couple of the Longines out there)
All good choices Harrison (as always). I can't disagree with this list. After many years my collection has ebbed and flowed but for me the Explorer 1 124270 would be my second GADA, the prime would be my old Omega Globemaster pie pan dial ref 130.33.39.21.03.001 although I'm not sure it's still available anymore, I love this one. A pick from you list I would agree with the Pelagos 39, under the radar and not too flashy but a real cracking watch that can stretch its lugs an any scenario., it's the monochrome before the monochrome but smaller and lighter and possibly more at a glance readable but not METAS certified unlike my Globemaster that if I recall correctly was the first Omega watch to get that certification.
I like to belive iam a one watch collector, even tho, i have my work watches. I used to be a Omega speedmaster guy, sold it, hated the hype and everything around it, did only wear G-shocks for almost 5 years, i bought them always second hand. I work as a head chef in a local Hotel, and I always wear a G-shock when iam in the kitchen, When I hirer a new Chefs & staff, I will always gift them their first G-shock, i got a 18 slot suitcase box in my office and they can choose what ever they want, Ive got one special one for myself, Ga2100 black and white, that i bought for myself when Ive ranked up to headchef. When I leave work, or have office days, i always wear my lovley.. wait for it... waaaait.. you wanna know ?.. waaaait, my Longines Conquest 39mm blue. My perfect watch for me and myself only. PS, haha! every year around Christmas, we always take a group photos, all the chefs, helpers and dishwashers are wearing the TOP G watch! ;)
I wish folks would stop talking about perfect size - it depends on your wrist -size, not to mention watch-style. My perfect size is generally 42-43mm, because I have an 8-inch/20cm wrist. But my best fitting watch, and a one-watch possibility, may be my Panerai at 47mm.
@daveLin104 people struggle to make a living while this guy is talking about 6k watches what a ridiculous content anyone can open a channel nowadays. FYI I forgot the ( while ) in the first comment bud
My one and done watch would be my current daily Seamaster 2254.50 (Peter Blake) perfect size and thickness not too bad can still fit under the cuffs also black dial can go with anything, date function and lume ticks the boxes ❤ and most importantly not ridiculous price under 3k on the grey market also wont get robbed 😂
I have the same watch and agree it is a very solid one and done watch. I love the thinner case compared to the following seamaster models. I wear it about 50% of the time, my other watch being a vintage Datejust 36 blue dial.
Great choice! GMT is a must, especially for a one watch collection. I just added a PAM 233 yesterday. It is not my one and done, not even my one and done Panerai, but I'm loving it either way! I have the PAM 200 which IS a contender for a one watch being the more versatile Radiomir case. Good luck on the PAM acquisition!
anything > $10k should automatically disqualify from this category because you would not wear it to London or Barcelona for safety reasons. You would also think twice about jumping into a pool with it.
@@alwayspooh1588 what do you mean London is not that bad? Have you seen the recent crime statistics?? Perhaps it’s not that bad if you are a Muslim, but it’s pretty bad if you are a Christian.
I agree about Apple Watch. I wore it for years until I got annoyed and sold it. I don’t want another iPhone stuck to my wrist all the time. I went with classical watch now.
Fact is, most watches can be a 'one watch collection', but when you can't help yourself but buy another watch... it ain't a one watch collection anymore.
In my mind, there are only two "one watch collection watches." Number one (by far) is the Submariner. Number two is the Speedy Pro. No one else need apply.
@hammalamiri12 the dial and bezel on the old 143 is so much nicer though. Wish you could get the new size and bracelet with the grey dial and brushed stainless bezel
I do not regard diver's watches as very suitable for a one watch collection as they are not an ideal match for a suit. Therefore, I suggest for Tudor the Black Bay 36 / 39 as alternative to the Tudor's mentioned in this video and the Grand Seiko 62GS models as a good alternative to the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra.
Maaan I took a look at my bank account and I was like damn I have spent way too much than I like to admit, so yeah I’m going back to “few” loving watches collection and selling the other ones whom are only here for the looks
Hmmm, interesting video and idea. One watch? Sorry but it sounds great, but there is no way I could do it. What would my G-Shocks all say if I chose my SMP or Tudor or any of my others? No, not happening!
Any G-Shock B5000 #metal ❤ beats all... schmansy pantsy "marked crown for 500 plus" 😂 yet... they're work watches... you want a #soul watch... cheap = Longines ... up a bit to Chew Door 😂
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"One watch collection" is just an excuse to buy another watch.
Amen to that, as if we didn’t have enough excuses already 😂😂
😂😂😂😂
Works for me.
Just another one watch collection in the collection
I actually disagree, for me with 10+ pieces I don’t feel like I need another watch that’s versatile as I already have specific pieces for different situations
I would have placed the Longines Zulu time above the hydroconquest GMT
I just love a one watch collection. That’s why I have a couple of them
To me a "one watch" watch is the Rolex Datejust, Omega Aqua Terra, Longines Conquest or the Tissot Gentleman. You can dress it up, dress it down, go swimming with it etc....as usual great video Chris 👍
I’m glad that LONGINES Hydroconquest GMT was on the list because I bought one after watching your video. My first ever dive watch and GMT watch. Absolutely gorgeous and what a beast! 👌🏻
The aqua terra just wins for me. The 150m water resistance in a watch I can go even diving with and after wearing a smoking on a opera is just insane
Fellow member of the aqua terra club and I absolutely agree. It is my GADA of choice.
I loved both of mine but those polished center links scratch just looking at them. It was maddening, to the point I never wore them and eventually sold them. They are a cruel mistress, achingly beautiful but ultimately disappointing. My Sinn 104 had the same issue so maybe I’m tough on bracelets but my explorers don’t get chewed up.
You had me at Tudor Pelagos 39. Wearing my Hamilton Khaki Aviation Day Date Automatic today and also my Garmin Epix2 (while on my basement trainer). Thanks for the great content Harrison.
Stopped at local tag ad today and they had the Aquracer Pro 200 Solograph Ti. It is absolutely stunning in person. Well worth the extra $ for the Ti.
Ti is absolutely not expensive at all.
Just another aspect to fool customers.
But T/H is popping out bangers lately.
Congrats,good choice.
I'd say for those on a relatively budget side, get the Sinn 556i. That red adds just right amount of tastefully done color on a superbly well finished watch
I bought one a few months ago and can't stop looking at it
Good choice! I'm wearing the 556A with the 5-link bracelet and I'm happy with it. Bought it in 2015, when the RS-versions with the red second hand were not yet available, I would prefer these today.
I love Sinn and own one and had the chance to get the 556i black new from an AD for 700 pounds or the limited edition mother of pearl for 850 however the hands are just too short for the dial. All 3 of them and I can’t unsee it. I would rather go for the Damasko DS30 / DK32. I think it’s great value
Been the owner of the black lacquer Aqua Terra 41 for a few months now. I love the watch and it is super comfortable to wear.
Ditto for me. There are not enough hours in the day, red traffic lights and boring meetings to enjoy staring at this understated and handsome 41mm beast.
Great video! I would also include the Sinn 556 and the Longines Spirit 37 mm :)
I have the Tag Heuer 200 in a black dial. I love everything about it. Tag is the Brand that got me into this hobby. Vey nice list of watches. Cheers Hunter
I keep thinking of this one maybe in the solargraph is it a comfortable watch ? And also I'm a little concerned about the polished links for scratching 😮 great looking watch though
A TAG Heuer 2000 auto was my first watch in ‘04! I really like the new Aquaracer 200s, especially the green-dial one.
I've owned a Garmin Marq Aviator gen 2 since its introduction and use it often for the travel and health features. Recently I was in urgent care. The doctor was able to look through the history on my watch and was very impressed. I was moved to ICU based on what was recorded by the Apps. I can't state strongly enough how useful a tool these wrist computers are. Even as a collector who owns more than twenty watches I've no problem telling people to purchase one of these.
Nice list. I’d add Blancpain Bathyscaphe, Nomos Ahoi, Rolex Explorer and H. Moser Pioneer.
Bathyscaphe is just breathtaking. But way too expensive.
Nomos Ahoi is very cool,i sold it,bc of the lugs. ⛩️
One isn’t a collection.
But if you just have one watch, a Rolex Sub, Datejust or Explorer would be hard to beat imho.
Rolex do a great job but so do a load of other brands. Part of the reason I love the industry is the variety!
I agree. Hard for beat a Rolex Explorer, for the quality, price, versatility, resale value , and brand recognition.
Let's be honest, Rolex makes the best all round watches.
Omega Railmaster on fabric strap.
I’ve worn it at functions, concerts & sports events (watching not competing) and it’s perfect.
Not too chunky and fits under suit cuffs.
Had one and loved it, found a super thick Perlon strap that looked great in any situation.
Props for the Garmin. A watch for non-watch nerds.
I need at least two: one mechanical watch for formal to semi-formal occasion, and a G-shock.
I wish Longines would do the Hydroconquest GMT but make a non GMT version. It would sell immensely.
tissot gentleman! yessir have the titanium one and its still my favorite watch
That Omega terra is beeeeeeautiful. For me who doesn't like dress watches, that would be absolutely perfect when you need something else than diver look
As a proud owner of a Garmin Fenix here, I’m happy to see Garmin on the list. The problem with it is that it’s so useful for metrics it provides that it’s hard to use any other watch even from time to time.
I have a Tissot PRS516 as well that gets very little wrist time lately but is a joy to look at. I still plan to get a ’proper’ luxury watch one day even if I know I will continue to wear a Garmin most of the time.
As a owner of the aqaracer 200 m automatic you put a huge smile on my face when I saw my exact watch love your videos very balanced and educational
Ahhh I’m glad!! It’s an absolutely incredible watch. Congratulations mate.
How do you like the watch and how do younfind the polished links .
@@daveLin104 I think it’s beautiful I still find myself in awe of it
A fun thought experiment for sure. I doubt too many of us could do it though. One would quickly yield to a second, then a 3 watch collection, and so in.
I've got a lot more than I should "invested" in my collection, so if it were to be liquidated and put into one watch to rule them all... a GMT function would be highly desired. Not too dressy as I would find that boring. Not too sporty either. GMT aside, the YM42 yellow gold or the Lange Zeitwerk (date version for practical purposes, striking time for the fun of it) might hold my attention. The full gold Sky Dweller in rose gold with chocolate dial could be a contender if I just couldn't live without the GMT complication.
Maybe a Panerai GMT if I'm living somewhere the aforementioned watches would attract too much attention.
I would have also thought included the Yema Skin diver slim CMM.20 limited edition. Gorgeous watch, 10mm thick, 39mm, display back, 300m WR and a beautiful dial with the 3/6/9/12 in the lume markers and that smooth scales bracelet.
Timeless! 😂😂 I couldn’t think of the works too
I have watches from Rolex (Datejust Turn-O-Graph), Tudor (Black Bay Chrono Panda) and Tag Heuer (Carrera Chrono) but I am drawn to the "Certina DS Action Diver Powermatic 300m Titan C032.607.44.051.00" every day. An absolute all-rounder and can be worn with anything. The price-performance ratio is brilliant and it works wonderfully without a watch Collection
I don’t believe in a one watch collection only. I’ve had so many different watches the last 30 years and I don’t see that stopping anytime soon. For me it’s my hobby and passion, so I could never settle for just one watch, even a “grail.
All great choices. Love the Longines diver & both IWC.
Harrison - because you I couldn’t get Omega out of my head the last couple of weeks. I am now significantly poorer as I wait for a delivery tomorrow morning 😂
Hahahaha no way, what did you go for?!!!
@@ChisholmHunterOfficialthe blue aquaterra 41 on the rubber with you guys. Hooked me up as usual
@@hammalamiri12congratulations man, that is awesome!!! And thank you for coming to us mate. Appreciate that ❤
Excellent list, but I do think a one watch collection is always better with a strap monster. But most of these were. I would have added the Omega SeaMaster 300 (none diver) and the Rolex Air-King… I think both can really go everywhere.
I actually just purchased the Seiko Shogurai. So far, I am liking it a lot as a daily wear watch. Although the black dial would be the most versatile, you still have to remember that this is, technically, a divers watch. I would not normally wear it for a dressy occasion, as I have other choices. But the reason I bought this one was because the one with the red/burgundy dial, and the stainless steel bracelet, looks simply amazing, especially in the sunlight. I think it is their most popular color for this model. If you only had this one watch, you could get by wearing it for dressy occasions, especially with the black dial and stainless steel bracelet. I have small wrists, and although this is a rather large watch, it wears much smaller than its true dimensions.
Longines Spirit Zulu 39mm in indestructible grade 5 titanium. With its featherlight weight and quick release band there’s innumerable aftermarket straps to swap for fun depending upon mood of the hour!
I have 9 one watch collections.. 😂
I have owned and sold an embarrassing number of watches, including quite a few from this video. Interestingly, my standouts for a one watch collection are IWCs. I think the Mark XX is perfect. If I own one watch, I want it to be a strap monster and ideally easy to swap straps. Mark XX fits this criteria, looks good on all 3 options, and the OEM rubber in particular is one of the best most comfortable rubber straps I've owned. Good size, 100m WR, sporty watch. This is the one I'd recommend to anyone.
In terms of an "ultimate", I'd still go IWC, but this time the Ingenieur. Agree 100% that it's not overpriced, IYKYK. After this you start hitting massive diminishing returns on a steel sports watch. I have the Overseas which I love, but if the current Ingenieur had been available when I purchased my VC, I might have saved myself some $$$ and gotten the Ingy and called it a day. It's that good.
Finally, a conspicuous absence from this list is the Cartier Santos. Looks good on steel and leather (and rubber for some models), easy change system for straps, and you can even size it with your fingernails.
When you say Unicorn, do you mean Goldilocks? Unicorns are kinda unique and hard to find, rather than ‘Goldilocks’ which is ‘just right’
honestly, you should also look at the casio oceanus s400. imo oceanus is heavily slept on and could be the perfect watch.
40mm is perfection for me
The SPB143 is the one-and-done for me.
But man is that black Longines HC GMT a stunner!!!
I have the 143 and it is very versatile can easily be worn with t shirt or a suit.
I have my 2 tone Vaer solar diver that’s been my daily wearer for a while now. Looks like a million bucks and time is always right on point. Cost me $200 on sale 🤷♂️ (but I’d be lying if i said I wasn’t partial to a couple of the Longines out there)
All good choices Harrison (as always). I can't disagree with this list. After many years my collection has ebbed and flowed but for me the Explorer 1 124270 would be my second GADA, the prime would be my old Omega Globemaster pie pan dial ref 130.33.39.21.03.001 although I'm not sure it's still available anymore, I love this one. A pick from you list I would agree with the Pelagos 39, under the radar and not too flashy but a real cracking watch that can stretch its lugs an any scenario., it's the monochrome before the monochrome but smaller and lighter and possibly more at a glance readable but not METAS certified unlike my Globemaster that if I recall correctly was the first Omega watch to get that certification.
I like to belive iam a one watch collector, even tho, i have my work watches. I used to be a Omega speedmaster guy, sold it, hated the hype and everything around it, did only wear G-shocks for almost 5 years, i bought them always second hand. I work as a head chef in a local Hotel, and I always wear a G-shock when iam in the kitchen, When I hirer a new Chefs & staff, I will always gift them their first G-shock, i got a 18 slot suitcase box in my office and they can choose what ever they want, Ive got one special one for myself, Ga2100 black and white, that i bought for myself when Ive ranked up to headchef. When I leave work, or have office days, i always wear my lovley.. wait for it... waaaait.. you wanna know ?.. waaaait, my Longines Conquest 39mm blue. My perfect watch for me and myself only. PS, haha! every year around Christmas, we always take a group photos, all the chefs, helpers and dishwashers are wearing the TOP G watch! ;)
Great video as always. I think I'd have put a Breitling Chronomat GMT 40 in the list
3:48 the word you are looking for is timeless!
r/woosh
I wish folks would stop talking about perfect size - it depends on your wrist -size, not to mention watch-style.
My perfect size is generally 42-43mm, because I have an 8-inch/20cm wrist.
But my best fitting watch, and a one-watch possibility, may be my Panerai at 47mm.
Your are making a living with this channel . People are struggling to cover the bills nowadays.
Odd comment 😅
@daveLin104 people struggle to make a living while this guy is talking about 6k watches what a ridiculous content anyone can open a channel nowadays. FYI I forgot the ( while ) in the first comment bud
Omega, amazing watch but look at Tag for hiw to frame/not the date window
My one and done watch would be my current daily Seamaster 2254.50 (Peter Blake) perfect size and thickness not too bad can still fit under the cuffs also black dial can go with anything, date function and lume ticks the boxes ❤ and most importantly not ridiculous price under 3k on the grey market also wont get robbed 😂
I have the same watch and agree it is a very solid one and done watch. I love the thinner case compared to the following seamaster models. I wear it about 50% of the time, my other watch being a vintage Datejust 36 blue dial.
My next watch. (My last lol) is the Panari 1950 GMT 44mm.
Great choice! GMT is a must, especially for a one watch collection. I just added a PAM 233 yesterday. It is not my one and done, not even my one and done Panerai, but I'm loving it either way! I have the PAM 200 which IS a contender for a one watch being the more versatile Radiomir case. Good luck on the PAM acquisition!
I really like the tag carrera day/date 41mm with the blue dial
Bathyscaphe is perfect, the chrono is beautiful
Hey, my golf watch could be a one watch collection - tells me the time and how far away the green is -what more do I need?!
anything > $10k should automatically disqualify from this category because you would not wear it to London or Barcelona for safety reasons. You would also think twice about jumping into a pool with it.
Yep, very valid points. London is not that bad, you just need to be aware of where you are and wear long sleeves.
@@alwayspooh1588 what do you mean London is not that bad? Have you seen the recent crime statistics?? Perhaps it’s not that bad if you are a Muslim, but it’s pretty bad if you are a Christian.
Omega ❤😍
Certina DS Action Diver 38. Could be the only watch you need.
Tudor Pelagos 42 is my one and done! 25600TN.
Great list but I would’ve included the Tag Heuer Carrera Date.
I agree about Apple Watch. I wore it for years until I got annoyed and sold it. I don’t want another iPhone stuck to my wrist all the time. I went with classical watch now.
My choice is the Grand Seiko SLGH013.
Fact is, most watches can be a 'one watch collection', but when you can't help yourself but buy another watch... it ain't a one watch collection anymore.
My perfect set of 3 pieces it’s IWC Ingenieur, Ulysse Nardin Diver on rubber strap, GS SBGP005)
I could have the same 3 tbf but I would switch the diver to the sea q 39.5. Unfortunately GS is discontinuing all their 40mm 9f quartz watches
No wrist check? What did you have on? Grand Seiko SBGN005 super quartz, 39mm, zaratsu finishing, what more can anyone need .
One watch to rule them all - G Shock. Or F91W of course.
I love longines!
3:44 timeless is the word you’re looking for
You missed the longines spirit 40 titanium nato strap. What else you need?
Ahhh that would have been a good one!
The word you were searching for is, ironically, “timeless”. 😉
In my mind, there are only two "one watch collection watches." Number one (by far) is the Submariner. Number two is the Speedy Pro. No one else need apply.
If your going to choose a Seiko for the list
I would say it should be the spb453
I recently tried on the spb453, near identical to the previous models however it just feels so much better in almost every aspect
@ I just picked one up 2 days ago.
For me - best Seiko
@hammalamiri12 the dial and bezel on the old 143 is so much nicer though. Wish you could get the new size and bracelet with the grey dial and brushed stainless bezel
6:39 the misaligned bezel on that sub 😅
It’s just one click to the right but yeah even a sub doesn’t guarantee a perfectly aligned bezel. However Rolex will fix it if it’s under warranty
Mine would be the original Rolex GMT BLNR 116710!
My one watch collection is the blancpain fifty fathoms 5010
Its a nice theory, but in reality it just means instead of being a "watch" collector, you become a "watch collection" collector.
What about the white dial speedmaster?
I do not regard diver's watches as very suitable for a one watch collection as they are not an ideal match for a suit. Therefore, I suggest for Tudor the Black Bay 36 / 39 as alternative to the Tudor's mentioned in this video and the Grand Seiko 62GS models as a good alternative to the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra.
I think sinn 556 can also be considered
Casio Oceanus t200 :)
Tissot Seastar 1000 Powermatic80 40mm ?
The new Legend diver?
The black and white seamaster 300 are too much to the sport side but the aqua racer makes this list? I don't know about that.
One drink is a myth. So is one watch
Maaan I took a look at my bank account and I was like damn I have spent way too much than I like to admit, so yeah I’m going back to “few” loving watches collection and selling the other ones whom are only here for the looks
It's actually called "one more watch " collection
Seiko dresskx
I have the grey dial on president bracelet could easily be your only watch and very cheap.
If only LONGINES would make smaller watches...
I need 30 one watch collection
if i was going to only own 1 watch, it wouldn't be a boring black one
Wonder why you neglected to provide the price for the Rolex Submariner…
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Hmmm, interesting video and idea. One watch? Sorry but it sounds great, but there is no way I could do it. What would my G-Shocks all say if I chose my SMP or Tudor or any of my others? No, not happening!
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No speedy??
Rolex submariner. Done.
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124060 is the only answer.
Rolex Submariner
Any G-Shock B5000 #metal ❤ beats all... schmansy pantsy "marked crown for 500 plus" 😂 yet... they're work watches... you want a #soul watch... cheap = Longines ... up a bit to Chew Door 😂
i would have pulled the trigger on a tuder 39mm.... but the hands lume.... noooooooooo
If I own one car do I have a collection? Isn't the word collection plural?
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