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a diverse collection with 3 rules Watch collecting rules I…

a diverse collection with 3 rules

Watch collecting rules I set for myself are: don't repeat colours, don't repeat styles, don't repeat countries. It’s just for fun really and I don't always manage to stick to this (especially with switzerland) but it's led to a diverse collection that I’m happy with. I think I’ll get a French watch next.

1. AnOrdain Model 2 Lichen. Vitreous enamel dial, hand painted on to a silver disc based on on a 3d scanned hand carving. Looks awesome in person. Sat on the wait list for 3 years to get this one.
2. ⁠Erosa. Vintage swiss from maybe the 70s. Found in an antique shop in france. I really like the off-center logo and dial text.
3. ⁠Unimatic x MoMA. Great colours and a lovely hefty utilitarian feel to it. An Italian watch, purchased in NY on work travel.
4. ⁠Boldr Venture Earth. The dial is made of titanium with all the details blind embossed into it
5. ⁠A vintage Nevada. Was my grandads watch
6. ⁠Nomos Club Sport World Timer Canyon
7. ⁠Swatch Weighless. It's a lil guy! The two orange hands show the time.
8. ⁠G-Shock Makineko. Bought in Japan before I was properly into watches. Lights up with a picture of a cat.
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