There Are Ways, Dude. ~ My Top 5 Watch Wish List (2025)

[@theurbangentry]

Amazing video, loved it and your style. I hope they all become a reality for you. That Omega AT with the sandstone dial is my fave of your picks. That Doxa is cool too. Onward, upwards and best regards, TGV

[@smolwatch]

So pleasantly surprised to see you in the comments. Big fan, TGV! Thanks a bunch for the kind words; they mean a lot, for sure. Been subbed and watching your content on my personal account for years and years. Glad you enjoyed and best regards to you, as well. :)

[@WatchesCanBeFun]

#5 the best obviously! I also love the serica because it comes on the bonklip. Such a rad bracelet. Great video man, keep them coming :)

[@smolwatch]

Ha, not surprised you're into the OP, as well; I know you rock that rad blue 34mm one. Looks great on your wrist! Was cool to see the character it's gained from all your adventures when you showed it in your SOTC vid. You're so right about the bonklip; that's definitely a plus in the Serica column. The bracelet on their divers is also rad. Appreciate the comment/peeping the vid! Take care, man.

[@williamfavata3922]

You have expanded my wish list by 5. Thanks?

[@smolwatch]

Ha, you're quite welcome. That's my reaction going through the vids in my subscriptions on the regular, too. Cheers and thanks for watching.

[@rangazanga]

A splendid list! That 600T is a chunky boy, I love the design but worried it will dwarf my spindly wrist. Have you tried one on?

[@smolwatch]

Thanks, dawg! Always appreciate your input. I haven't tried on the Doxa yet, but I did get one of those Seestern "clomages" a few years ago with the same dimensions, and I think it works on my wrist, especially on a rubber strap, though it has a lot of presence/weight. I don't like buying those clomages, as a rule, particularly for watches that are being currently produced, but my opinion on that wasn't the same back then. If you like the Doxa aesthetic and such, I'd definitely take a look at those 200Ts I mentioned; those are even more drenched in history, since they're based on the Sub 300s and are only 39mm with a very short lug-to-lug. Ha, long answer. All the best!

[@rangazanga]

@@smolwatch Thanks for the helpful reply! I have a Sub 200, it's 42mm across but the super-short L2L make it manageable. Good to know I might be able to pull off the 600T, now to come up with a justification for having two Doxas in my collection...

[@HRM.H]

I think if you wait a year, or two, you should be able to find a great deal on a aquaterra.

[@smolwatch]

I bet you're right, especially or the Sandstone, which seems to possibly be a less popular color option; there was/is a lot more fanfare around the Terracotta and Saffron options, I believe. Crossed fingers. There are so many cool neo-vintage ATs available for relatively low cost compared to new, as well. Rad watches abound, ha. Thanks for your comment and for watching! Take care.

[@HRM.H]

​Id personally go for a pre-silicon aquaterra, but with the co-axial ofcourse! Finding a independent watchmaker thatll work on silicon hairspring movements is surprisingly difficult. ​@@smolwatch