/fa/ - Fashion

>>14726610
>how long did it take you to get that collection
I have been actively collecting for around 10 years now.

>any specific motivation for the specific watches?
Generally I like watches with a classic design and smaller circumference below 40mm with rose gold being my favorite material and chronographs being my favorite complication.
I tried a lot of sports watches like the royal oak, nautilus and daytona but can't get myself excited about any of them so I'll stick with leather straps.

>The quartz disney watch
First one I ever wore as a child and it got me hooked on watches.

>Chronoswiss Kairos skeletonized
I liked it because I always wanted a skeletonized Chronograph and a watch with the Valjoux 23 movement seemed perfect for it.

>Split second Chronograph
I liked the idea that they managed to turn the ETA 7750 into a split second chronograph at an affordable price and think that the dial layout is interesting.

>Chronoswiss Klassik
Until I can get my hands on a Vacheron Constantin Historiques Cornes de Vache 1955 these two will be my daily wears.
ETA 7750 with an amazing finishing and a subdial for the date instead of the typical (ugly in my opinion) date window you'd expect on that movement.

>Chronoswiss Lunar
Only large size watch I own at 42mm and the most "showy".
I liked the classic breguet inspired design and still needed a moon phase in my collection.

>Rolex Oysterdate
Good deal I found and couldn't pass on. Felt it complemented my air king I already owned well.

>Rolex Air-King
Nice simple entry level Rolex and one of my favorite models the company ever made.
I wish they still made these and didn't fully replace them with the explorer at that level.

>Omega (pic related)
Loved the patina on the dial

>Lange
The 39mm Datograph is my grail watch, and until I get my hands on that my watchmaker offered me a recased vintage Lange at a good price.