Why OMEGA Seamaster Is My MOST Worn Watch? (Out Of 40+ Watches)

Here is a quick video about Omega Seamaster and why it's my most work watch in the collection. Enjoy the video:)
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[@donp2166]

Easy solution. Sell all but 3 or 4 watches, max. 3 or 4 that suit your life-style, and you really enjoy wearing. An uncluttered life is a happy life.

[@eyeheartsushi2212]

Don P agreed.

[@Ferien7]

Agree

[@AZadeh-nd8vx]

Yeah I need to do that...so difficult deciding though! Another option is to put them all away out of sight - out of sight out of mind!

[@tricky92x]

A big part of me agrees with you... but, I also think if I moved any of the 12 I currently have, I would really miss them. They all seem to have purpose, or fill an emotional position for me.

[@Seamus2900]

Totally the same, I wear my OMEGA Seamaster 300M Quartz all the time. Even though I have watches that are much more expensive I always seems to go to that watch the most. Not because its quartz and always has the time but it was a gift and I find it crazy comfy and you can wear it with anything so to me its just the perfect watch.

[@kyle_vr]

Is the quartz versions good build quality? (Mid-2000s version)

[@ryanfritz8903]

@@kyle_vr the build quality is the same as the autos. Best bargain in luxury watches imo

[@paulgregory2601]

These watches are brilliant!

[@danielloera25]

I’m happy to hear it isn’t just me swapping multiple timepieces in a day! And that is a great one Oleg, every time I see it, I feel like I need it! Great vid 👍🏻

[@24hourstime]

Thank you! You're definitely not the only one.

[@giovannipunto8058]

Same here

[@dinner_workingsly]

I’m so restless at home right now that I’ve been putting on my wetsuit and trying all my dive extension clasps...🙃

[@24hourstime]

😂

[@joshuadarrington.]

lmao

[@Harry-tb8yo]

My watch collection consists of six timepieces and the SMP is my most worn watch. One reason is that it was the first one I bought but it is also versatile. As a dive watch it is rugged and solid but it is also slim and not too heavy. Its overall look and feel makes it dressy as well. You can wear it with casual attire as well as with a suit, it never looks out of place. It's no surprise that Bond wore it even with a tuxedo and I have to admit that I did that as well.

[@GuitarD30]

Thanks for the content! The Casio A168 completely dominates my wrist time. Once I started wearing small watches I can’t imagine going back. Costs nothing and has made all my other watches seem comically big

[@kevinscanlan5288]

Hello Oleg. I have a Seamaster 300 as well, and find it incredibly comfortable; so I agree with you as far as it being my most favourite watch. I collect automatics, however, and really enjoy winding them by hand; setting the date & time, and strapping a new one on. To each their own. Thank you for sharing your comments, and stay safe. Kevin.

[@matthewfriend6672]

Hey Oleg, I’ve got a few watches, but my Omega Seamaster gets the most wrist time. Mines automatic 41, but since I wear it every day, it’s always running. It’s very comfortable, goes under any cuff, and you can dress up or down with it. It’s a phonnonimal watch, and I love it, and it’s also Bonds favorite! Cheers, Matt!✌️👍ps. Your dog is a special k-9! I’m glad he helps out with the channel 😁👍👍

[@ajbcruz]

When i have to run out the door and grab an automatic, i don't even bother to set the date/day! One pro of worsening eyesight is not being able to see the tiny numbers!

[@24hourstime]

LOL

[@watchyouwant1617]

It’s a good idea to think about the watch you wear the most as well as the other way around, i.e. the watch you wear the least often because it helps - at least this is what I’ve experienced- to decide which watches should stay in the collection. Thanks for the video!

[@robm4468]

My first nice watch (by the standards of a 20-year old waiter) was a Citizen Chrono AT that I picked up on an employee discount while I was working a second job at a jeweler. Since then I've expanded my watch collection to include some nice pieces including a pretty nice Hamilton and several mid-range automatics. Unfortunately I lost my original Citizen several years back but was able to find a really inexpensive one on ebay and fell in love with it all over again. I definitely share your sentiments that one of the biggest draws for me is that with the atomic timekeeping feature I just never need to set it. My watchbox doesn't wind and time and time again I just gravitate towards the citizen because to me it is aesthetically pleasing and also no matter when I pick it up it's set for the proper time, day, date.

[@swisswatchcompany1710]

I"m right there with you! I wear watches based on the occasion/what I am doing. I don't know that I ever make it past 3 swaps in a day, but it is really common for me to wear a watch to the office, change for a work out, then change again for the evening. I'm also a big fan of quartz for the same reasons you listed. My dad thinks I'm crazy because it takes next to no time to set the time (I also realize there is something to be enjoyed when setting the time) but for me it makes a difference when choosing what to wear haha.

[@bteam2346]

Oleg I’m with you, love my quartz Bond SMP! It’s always ready and feels great on the wrist.

[@24hourstime]

Right on!

[@alexrammo6537]

I wear multiple a day, currently my most worn is my Casioak due to it being rugged and waterproof/wipe clean while at work with the current virus situation, before that was my Hamilton Khaki manual for work and my Seamaster PO 2201.50 for everything else.

[@Furniture121]

I wear my C65 Trident the most, it looks amazing and is super comfortable.

[@mb-watches]

Set it and forget it, take it out and it still is ticking. Found myself loving this with my Grand Seiko, it’s just ready when I want to wear it. Love the SMP a lot by the way, thanks for bringing it up, as well it’s the first after Rolex Bond watch. Looking forward to the next Videos, Hope you and your family stay save and healthy 👍🏻👍🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@matthewkang]

I'm smitten by my Omega SMP 300M. It's so versatile and tooly but also elegant. Works in every situation. One thing I think you could have mentioned is how great it feels on wrist. The bracelet is so comfortable compared to many other watches.

[@kyle_vr]

Are the quartz versions good build quality? (Mid-2000s versions)

[@adnanyastronot]

Hi Oleg! You have this ability to inspire. I watch with pleasure all your clips and appreciate what you are doing for watch enthusiasts. I think that for most of us the name/ brand of the watch means a lot. The truth is that most of us simply want people to say "Wow, is this Orient, Seiko, Omega, Rolex, Tudor....." It is the same like to have a fancy car. I have 16 watches and my favorite brand is Orient, especially Orient divers. I own 2 of them Orient Ray II black and Orient Kamasu red - stylish, affordable, durable in time.

[@24hourstime]

Thank you for the kind words Adnan! Orient Ray 2 is a fantastic watch. I still need to get my hands on Kamasu:)

[@scanspeak00]

I basically have a 3 watch per day routine too. 1 for work, 1 for around the home, and 1 for sport/beater. I only have 8 watches in my collection and I think that is probably too many. Half of them are quartz. During the week I may switch them up and then again on the weekend. Most commonly worn is my Seiko land turtle - light, comfortable, very legible.

[@williamcoolidge9884]

Quartz watches are underrated in the watch enthusiast community. While most of my watches are mechanical, my dive watch is quartz as I wear that one infrequently. It's nice to not have to reset the time every time I pick it up.

[@mich21800]

My most worn watch in 2019-2020 was a Bond Omega seamaster as well, it was a automatic version , worn everyday to work and weekends, but sold it in February 2020 to put some money back into the bank , I didn't want to have too many watches in my collection. Currently I have 18 watches ,trying to slim down but most watches I don't want to sell

[@cajanir]

It's always good to see a watch channel give a Quartz watch some love. Great Video!

[@1000lightyrs]

GADA = Omega Seamaster diver quartz! I have the final version with applied indices, the 2221.80 I've been HEAVILY into watches for a decade now, and to this day, nothing wears like an SMP on bond bracelet. Feels and looks perfect!

[@greekwatchcollector722]

I also wear multiple watches in the same day some times but my most worn watch is the SKX007. I just grab it and go. It's a great everyday wearer!

[@EastMontana1]

I love my. I have it for 21 years and never get tired of it. Omega is a classic.

[@jefferyneu3915]

I watched this when it came out and came back to it ! Currently, my Seiko SNJ025 Arnie re-release is getting a lot of time. Partly for why you love your SMP Quartz. It is always accurate and does the things I love about G-Shocks. It is quite large, but wears better than most G-Shocks due to the reasonable lug to lug measurement. Partly, I love it because Arnold wears one in Commando & Predator. It’s a tool watch and won’t appeal to everyone. That’s OK. My watches are only for me! I also love that it’s a true diver. I would love to go on another dive trip if I can get into decent enough shape and fine the money. I love your videos! Keep up the great work!😍

[@Watchmade]

Normally I wear everyday another watch, most of the time outside. At home I only wear watches on weekends. I recognized that my only weekend at home watch is a green bezel moded SKX so for the corona time I bought an Orient Mako II which is the watch that I wear most nowadays.

[@michaelriera6277]

My Breitling, it's 41mm, all brushed , and wears fantastic.

[@MPKOpera]

It always cracks me up when he edits the shot and Mr. Bond just disappears 😂

[@zplapplap]

My 1973 Omega F300Hz gets the most wrist time. But, I mostly only wear it when I am working and in a suit (which is still 4-5 days per week). I’ve had it since 1997 and my Dad got it new as a gift from my mom. It’s a perfect dress watch size for my wrist at 38mm and 42 lug to lug. It’s in amazing condition and has tremendous sentimental value. Battery powered electronic tuning fork chronometer, smooth sweep, incredibly accurate, and has that audible tuning fork hum when raised up to the ear.

[@buddlightyear8557]

Hi Oleg, I stumbled onto your channel when i was searching "quartz Omega Seamaster bond" on KZbin. My dad gifted the same to me when I graduated from college. This watch has ignited a passion inside me and Ive cherished the watch bcoz of the memmories associated with it. Great Video. You wear the watch, the watch doesnt wear you.

[@24hourstime]

Thank you! That's an awesome gift from your Dad. Some watches are more special then others:)

[@scottsj4625]

Hi Oleg, It shows you really enjoy the watch hobby by wearing multiple watches in a day. I would do that when I was working. I would wear something much nicer than around the home as I tend to have to do chores I don't want to scratch a nice watch. You have many to choose from. I do not have any watch winders as then the watch is always running and wearing it out and I am not sure if it will need service more often but something to look into for sure. I don't mind changing the time but I hate to change the day and date if the watch has it. I have a few Gshocks I wear the most, mainly lightweight and do not even notice it on the wrist as far as weight goes. Plus I like to time a lot of things. I am even thinking of getting a Fitbit tracker watch. If I buy used one generation back it is like half the cost of new. Being stuck at home since early March it is difficult to exercise or to get motivated.

[@24hourstime]

Thanks Scott. Wearing multiple watches a day is an enthusiast "curse". I wore Fitbit everyday for almost a year when I was training for a marathon and it's great. You can make game with yourself trying to get enough steps in everyday.

[@MyMarsham]

I’ve got several watch winders and haven’t used any of them since my watchmaker made this observation; when you put your car in the garage, you don’t leave the engine running all night, do you?

[@gwolks1008]

Good job Oleg! Keep em up!

[@24hourstime]

Thanks, will do!

[@0017Bulldog]

Too funny. Earlier this evening I played this same game with my collection. My SKX007 won out and that is why I'm wearing it tonight. While working from home, I found I am changing watches at least 4 times per day. Lovin' it!

[@24hourstime]

😂

[@tantu2395]

In my experience, the watch sat on my wrist most of the time is a quartz watch, because of the light weight, accuracy, convenient( don't need to reset), a mechanical watch is used to wearing when I have time to prepare for some dress up occasions when I have time to rewind or reset, and the gain or loss some seconds makes no harm in a day.

[@kristianopd9447]

I’ve just purchased a 2541.80. I’m really looking forward to receiving it. Goldeneye !

[@tankt13]

I feel you with wearing 3-5 different watches on a single day. It’s basically the norm for me haha!! And the one watch that’s a staple in the lineup is my Tudor Black Bay 79230b. It’s just perfect in my opinion. Great vid again my friend

[@24hourstime]

Thank you! Great choice with Tudor Black Bay!

[@csmats5374]

I rotate my SARB033 and Tissot PR100 White for going to the office during the week, which keeps both automatics running (although I do wind the SARB from time to time on the weekends). In the evenings and weekends I switch between a variety of quartz sport watches (usually a Seiko Kinetic BFK, a Vaer C5 Field Black, a Vaer C5 Classic White) because like you I prefer quartz in those applications. I also have an Alpinist with Strapcode Jubilee, a couple of SKXs, some Seiko 5s and various Eco-Drives that I wear on occasion.

[@akifa6830]

Hey bro, been looking at the 2551.80 recently pre-owned. How does it fair in 2021 time keeping wise ? Been thinking to take the jump

[@nicholasdavies8795]

Hi Oleg , when the battery expires on the Omega where do you get the battery changed AND more importantly on a 300m water resistance do they then do a pressure test ? I own this watch but automatic therefore I don't worry about any battery . Great viewing and thank you .

[@24hourstime]

Hi Nicholas, you need to roughly replace the batter once every 3-4 years. So about twice as often as you would need to service an automatic watch. With auto you also use the screw down crown a lot more.

[@manueljnegrete5048]

Hi Oleg, I am partial to mechanical watches but just like you I have a few quartz watches because they are easier to live with when in a hurry. My most worn with is my first generation mechanical Omega bond diver. It is so comfortable and because it is a 1994 model the patina is out of this world. But my favorite is my Longines Big eye, it is a real looker....Please keep your videos coming.....

[@AZadeh-nd8vx]

I'm exactly the same, have 4 Autos amd manual wind and my Seamaster Bond Quartz gets 50% of the wrist time...it's just beautiful, comfortable, goes with everything and you can just put it on straight away and go!

[@chuy6339]

I was offered this exact same watch for $2400. At basically mint condition should I go for it or use the money for a newer model?

[@eyeheartsushi2212]

I’ve read comments/posts by other watch aficionados stating the “grab and go” benefits of quartz so I’m not surprised by your choice 👍🏽

[@AvgJoeWatchReviews]

Mr. Bond is the best co host on KZbin! More Bond please😁. I wear a new watch daily and sometimes multiple watches s day since I have soo many. 🤣

[@joec222]

Hi Oleg and Bond! I am a new collector, since Oct. '19, and have a 12 watch collection. I always consult your reviews when I'm considering a watch. I thought it was bc I am new to the hobby that I wear multiple watches a day. I too find it annoying to set the day and date but not the time for some reason. I've also just bought a Bulova Precisionist bc I don't want another watch to set and for the smooth seconds hand. Anyway, my question is why don't you have a watch winder? I've been considering getting one or two myself. If you do decide to get one, I'd enjoy seeing you review it and your process. Thanks again and keep up the great work.

[@totalynotfunnyguy6581]

I have automatics but I always wear my quartz Aquaracer 300m, it looks amazing, it’s accurate, practical, tough and always ready

[@jasue2000]

Love your videos. Stay healthy and safe. Give Mr. Bond a good ear scratch! Just got the King Turtle hand grenade, wearing it everyday since I got it. Threw it on an Erika’s Original MN strap (the beast BTW) looks and wears AWESOME!

[@joshgiffen7350]

Hi Oleg, i love your videos. My most commonly worm watch would have to be my Tudor black bay 58 on a bond style nato strap. Its my most worn watch due to the simplicity of the watch as well as it can suit many styles with multiple other strap options as well. It gives me a vintage feel when i wear ut and it never gets old. Its quite tough and as a 16 year old i find this useful especially when llaying sports as well.

[@24hourstime]

Thanks Josh! Great choice. Tudor Black Bay 58 is an amazing watch:)

[@hoihoi12250]

I go around all my watches but the ones that get most wrist time are: Glashuette Original senator sixties ( super pretty ) Yuri gagarin ( sporty and dressy at the same time ) Swatch once again and timex weekender (easy pieces to pick up and go, and the Timex is versatile with different straps) I sometimes wear several watches a day too! Depending on my mood and where I am going.

[@adilhoudini8198]

I'm wearing my Glycine Airman No.1 GMT most of the time. It's slim and just looks cool. I really want the same Omega SMP. The ''old'' version, but it;s so expensive now compare to like a year ago. Crazy how the prices went up so much.

[@Peter-2704]

Oleg. I find I wear a Seiko SARB the most. It was the 017 but now I also have the 033. I think the reason is that they are capable with their water resistance and Lume but are so damn comfortable. The size and weight are so good.

[@jacobgreenmanedlion1863]

Oh my Omega Seamaster pro of that era with the automatic was my number one for decades. But now it’s a Seamaster Deville in 18kt gold.

[@chriswatchreviews4752]

Great video Oleg! Hope you are doing well and staying safe, love your Omega Seamaster! I guess my two most worn watches are my Rolex Datejust and Hamilton Khaki Auto 38mm. I work at a Jail so my Rolex only gets wrist time on the weekends, so I guess my overall most worn is the Hamilton. I feel it is the right blend of dress and casual. I have mine on a Strapcode Super Oyster bracelet and I can wear it with literally anything. Take care!

[@24hourstime]

Thanks Chris! Both are great watches:)

[@robygandawijaya5783]

I wear Mido OceanStar Blue the most. I love the versality and with milanese bracelet..what an awe sight!

[@adambraunstein9207]

I have the same Seamaster along with a couple Breitlings and G Shock beaters. Seamaster is amazingly versatile and my go-to as well.

[@24hourstime]

haha nice!

[@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess]

My daily wear watch used to be either my Omega Seamaster cosmic 2000 or my vintage JLC P469 in 33mm. But I was gifted a 39mm Datejust by a person that is dear to me, so now I wear it daily due to sentimental value. Mine is in SS with fluted bezel and stick markers

[@manuelaraica3216]

In my case is the Orient Triton. I also enjoy setting the watch time and it is one of the reason that I love automatic watches.

[@stevefox8605]

My main 3 I wear are Alpinist, C65 & modded Turtle. My outdoor watch is a Tissot T Touch 2 Ti (obviously not getting much wrist time at the moment) tho I'm waiting on a Khaki King to turn up from eBay.... Cheers, stay healthy 👍🏻

[@josiprogosic1980]

Out of my 12 watches the most wrist time gets my father's Seiko Pogue from 1972. Regularly serviced, still running like new.

[@djipka]

I do something in between. At times I wear an auto for a few days because I don't want to set another one. My quick go-to watches are from my eco-drives or solar g-shock. I don't really own a straight up battery powered quartz. There is also another reason why I switch watches - the fact that autos lose accuracy over time. I just can't stand when a watch is more than a minute off and instead of resetting it I just put on another one. But for the ones that are very accurate I tend to wear for days or even a whole week

[@MrEmbangweni]

Hi Oleg, I am currently sort of on an extended trip that I started with a watch on each wrist and one more in my luggage. So for the past few months my most worn watch would have to be one of these. One watch I have been avoiding wearing as a screw in the bracelet seems to be coming loose sometimes and I have not tracked down a little screwdriver to convince myself that everything is on tight. So my most worn watch is either my G-Shock metal square (which I often chose, because it is quartz and therefore always set to the correct time), or my Heimdallr Seiko 6105-8110 homage, cause it is with me and I like it, and there is nothing else available until movement restrictions end and I can get back to my watch boxes and grab a couple of new watches

[@24hourstime]

Stay safe on your trip man! Both are great choices:)

[@stefanaichner489]

Most wrist-time: Damasko DA45 - tough, good looking, timing bezel, date/day complication, hardened steel bracelet that I can just rinse off if dirty. Beater: skx 013, I do free dive with it plus dive computer; Regularly: Oris diver 65, casual watch; omega planet ocean, slightly more formal; on special occasions: seagull 1963, Junghans max bill is my dress watch. Basically I choose my watches purely according to function

[@eyeheartsushi2212]

Bartholomäus I haven’t worn my Seagull 1963 in quite a while.

[@Napoleon96metal]

I wear my glicyne combat 6 moonphase the most, cause i am rather an elegant man daily. However, during summer i wear mostly something on a steel bracelet (in my collection Balticus Star Dust and Tisell Marine Diver).

[@fergiet18]

Love that watch. Mine is also a quartz version from 2009. It's my most worn watch. Keep up the good work.

[@24hourstime]

Thank you! Great choice:)

[@Starstreak170]

HI Oleg, would love to see you review the Casio Oceanus T200 or S100. The Oceanus lineup are Casio's highest spec watches. They're JDM watches, but are readily available online. Really nice finishing for the price point. Tough Solar movement, Multiband 6, perpetual calendar, decent lume, sapphire crystal with AR coating, 100m WR and a nice bracelet with a milled clasp. Never need to change the battery or correct the time/date. Always accurate to the fraction of a second. T200 has an optional Bluetooth app as well so you can sync it to your phone's time if you have no atomic signal nearby. S100 is titanium and has the same Zarastu polishing Grand Seiko uses. They offer great value in my opinion, but are largely overlooked in the West.

[@24hourstime]

Great suggestion! I'll see if I can review one:)

[@tomcat561]

I have my Omega SMP (like yours, just Automatic) in a winder. It is my go-to 99% of the time. I too wear two or three watches a day, now more than ever because of the quarantine. The SMP appeal and comfort is unrivaled in my collection. I don't know what to wear? SMP. Any question I ask myself about what to wear can be answered with SMP. If I ever were to need to just have one watch, it would be it!

[@therapiststeve3294]

Oleg...just discovered your channel with this video, I like what I see. I liked & I subscribed. Great video...but you need a Lavaliere mic. All the big boys use one.

[@nintendokings]

I personally wouldn’t use watch-winders just because I read it’s good to let the movement rest. Kinda like a car engine it’s probably gonna wear out faster if it’s running 24/7.

[@nintendokings]

If you have like 40 automatics, and say you only give them a full wind like 12x a year; I imagine it won’t need servicing anywhere near as frequent as if you leave it spinning 365 days a year

[@24hourstime]

Good point!

[@surfitli]

Casio G-Shock DW-5600-E. My work/beater watch. Where I work it would be completely impractical to wear anything else. Very tough with plenty of features, 200m WR, replaceable for $42. I rotate my Autos. Usually wear a different watch after work and 2 watches on my days off. Setting them does not bother me. I like to know that that the adjustments work, as well as the hand wind.

[@MrBaertigerchrist]

In the moment my pretty new Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical gets a lot of wristtime. For me I love to windet and set the time at my watches before I wear them. But when I am in hurry my g shock is ready for the day 😂

[@timyoungnc]

Great video!

[@24hourstime]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@andrewciebrant5789]

Been feeling the same way about winding them, omega quartz next for me

[@MrNorcal81]

Speedmaster Sapphire 3861and my 21 year old Seamaster 2254 with the sword hands and lume that lasts forever. The Speedy, with its Master Co-axial movement, runs at +1 second per day and the Seamaster, despite never having serviced, also runs a +1 per day. I have some nice Bulovas also but the two Omegas are pretty much the rotation.

[@michaelbishop9157]

I have the automatic version of that watch and still enjoy wearing it. I wear it on a rubber strap though as I feel that strap looks very outdated now

[@TheWatchDoggg]

The watch I wear the most is my skx013. It's a strap monster and looks great on multiple occasions. I'm trying face up for a blue sinn 556 I. One of my grails is a zennith el primero tri color 38mm on a leather strap and one day get a rolex president yellow gold black face 36mm.

[@davidcoleman2463]

Funny . I am wearing mine more. I have it on a Barton Elite silicone strap . I forget I have it on .

[@TheWatchDoggg]

@@davidcoleman2463 I have a black Barton silicone strap. They are a great for the money. I was thinking about getting a green one

[@Cloxxki]

My day+date Loreo subbey gets the most time. Good size and weight (put on a milled clasp). Very comfortable to me. Wish it were quartz for the same weight. Such a drag to set it every 3 days as I don't wear my watches a lot. A hugely long power reserve would be great to have as well of course. I'd pay extra for that.

[@A_Dude_And_His_Watch78]

Wearing Squale 1545, Oris Aquis, and Steinhart OVM 39 mostly.

[@inandouttv5365]

My home watch is a F91W. You can't really feel it on the wrist, not worried to scratch it, has hourly chimes (helpful when studying), a timer, great for cooking, and an alarm for when you need to remember do something (laundry or whatever). I like the 80s esthetics. But I am no longer wearing it out; it is just a little too weird, especially when you meet new people. So I would switch to another watch to enjoy that day. Life's too short to wear one watch a day 😁

[@speedypaul2314]

Its funny I wonder how many people started to really appreciate watches after buying this omega model. I bought the same watch as a 21st gift to myself. Its a great watch no doubt. I wore it for years and years everyday then discovered a seiko now I have lots to choose from. Its probably still the most high end watch I have. I enjoy the others which I still have but to be honest I could sell them all and come back to wearing the seamaster for more years to come.

[@drwindsurf]

@ things I learned from this video - I need to swap my watches more frequently (great idea) and I need to buy a nice quartz watch. Thank you Oleg 😊👍

[@rockthewatch]

I’m the same way man. I rock several different watches a day.

[@gp2712]

I go to the new omega wave dial black dial all the time it’s a beast!!

[@dennischen8887]

What a coincidence, I just took out my Seamaster 300 out of the watch box yesterday after a while of not wearing it. I wear watches like I used to play CD's when they were popular. Once I get tired of it and it gets stale to look at, I switch the watch.

[@homefink2235]

It's the same like me. Sometimes I wear my watches several days, sometimes I change them several times a day. Most wrist time gets my Daytona. Cause it works well, it's water resistant and in fact of the locked down nobody without me could sea it.

[@24hourstime]

Daytona is a dream! Great choice:)

[@rayquintanilla614]

Go to watch: Seiko SKX011J! I never get tired of it. Even when I wear other watches, I’ll put the SKX on at night and sleep wearing it.

[@Daavi85]

That's funny, I do the same thing with my SKX007, I thought I was the only weirdo that will literally take off my Omega or Hamilton and wear my Seiko to bed unless I'm already wearing it then it just stays on, us watch nerds are really a lil nuts aren't we? Hahaa

[@raymondrichardson6061]

Watchwinders aren’t expensive, but they are noisy. I would recommend, as I too can’t be bothered to keep setting and resetting, and it means I have two auto watches ready to go. It makes me think that the 5KX, s are practical, as they can be so easily wound, without the screwing / unscrewing. Of the crown, with the wear and cross threading issues that can cause. A couple of grab and go, quartz pieces are always worth having, too. How are you managing without the gym? I’m starting to get a bit of cabin fever. So pleased I have a dog to walk.

[@24hourstime]

I think I might get a couple of watch winders in the future. It's difficult being stuck at home with no gym. I was training for powerlifting meet so now that has to be on hold until next year. Try to exercise with some dumbbells and bends that I have at home but it's not the same. And yes 100% agree having a dog is a great excuse to get out of the house:)

[@dachanist]

I think Princess Di bought William his quartz Seamaster for essentially the same reason as you wear yours. It represents James Bond (Service to country, etiquette, tenacity , courage) and it's quartz so that it would always be ready to go.

[@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess]

Imo for an everyday watch, that you actually value the functionality, a quartz is the way to go. Cause you don't have to worry about power reserve, you don't need to keep it on a winder, and you don't have to set the time when the watch stops, plus it's very accurate. Just grab the watch and go The Seamaster 300m quartz is a very good watch

[@hanigharaibeh6002]

How many watches do u won?

[@alexjackson1130]

I think it is one of James Bond's Watches.. looks simply amazing

[@jeffr1568]

Omega Seamaster with Co-axial movement. Looks exactly like the quartz version, although mine has GMT and thicker. I keep it in watch winder when not in use but it’s within a few seconds a month (yes, month, not day).

[@borisgrgic842]

I wear my automatik Swiss airforse g9500 every day. I bought this watch in 1995. Steel work with no minute rest for 25 years now. Night and day !

[@maxs.6743]

Beautiful Seamaster!!! I have also one a bit different to yours but i enjoy it so much. Seamaster is also my favorite watch :)) Kind regards

[@24hourstime]

Thank you Max! hahah great choice!

[@tematica]

Me gusta tu canal, el reloj que mas uso es mi Wenger battalion diver, its a quartz movement, really like the watch.

[@issacsanchez5595]

Seiko 5 baby monster the whatch I use the most.

[@Bob_In_Thailand]

I wear my Omega SMP 300 Chronograph more then my other watches because it is the oldest watch in my colection and that it is built like a tank and not afraid of banging it around

[@omegaseamaster300m4]

I Love the Seamaster!

[@highflying19]

My Laventure sous marine bronze gets the most wrist time at the moment. My modded K Skx get the most work wrist time since i use the date function and i have a stainless bracelet if things get on it rinses away easily. And the uncle seiko z199 bracelet is the most comfortable steel bracelet ever

[@paulgregory2601]

Absaloute class! 👍🇬🇧