My collecting philosophy is simple: Buy only what you love. Take the time to research and examine if you really think the watch is special and worthwhile.

1: Tool/Flight (Sinn 756 UTC) 2: Dress (Junghans Max Bill) 3. Dive (Spinnaker Dumas) 4: Everyday/Casual (Timex Navi Automatic)

Excellent video. I've been preaching this for a few years: A perfect "core collection" is the Triple D + G (Dress, Daily, Dive, G-Shock). Having a watch for each specific purpose results in the least amount of decision fatigue when it comes time to select a watch in the morning. The further one gets away from that core of 4, the more difficult it is to justify further purchases.

Beater / gym watch: Casio DW5600 Dress Watch: Orient Bambino (I rarely dress formal in my line of work) Daily Driver: Seiko Samurai Pepsi Sport Watch: Casio Pro Trek (hiking / camping enthusiast in NH) Wild Cards: Citizen Nighthawk is perfect for traveling abroad and to switch up the daily driver. Seiko Solar Chronograph to scratch my Speedy lust. Low end kit for sure, but I’m saving towards buying a house.

Video is pure quality, no one does it better

Former military and now commercial pilot here. Find myself acquiring older, not quite vintage, aviation and military watches that I admired but couldn't afford in my younger years. Love your channel. Like it more now you are independent again. Stay safe and happy collecting.

Sooo... the suitcase in Pulp Fiction was actually just filled with Seiko 5s?

Well, as an 18 year old who just finished high school, currently the watch that I mostly desire is a junghans max bill. To me it's the definition of beautiful, I absolutely love the bauhaus connotations it has and thus its spark to architecture, and luckily its price seems pretty achievable later on in life

Watches and good cinema references, doesn’t get any better does it

Mine perfect four are: my Seiko SKK and Alpinist, my Speedie Pro Moonwatch and I’d love to add a Hamilton Khaki King (Champagne) back into the rotation as well, still working on that! Cheers!

The internet is obsessed with minimalising decision making - “The one single way to success....” etc. You introduce 4 watch categories and then deliciously open them into a huge number of possibilities. I am seeing you as an educator TGV. Just loving this journey. Thanks.

My philosophy is: make the watch in your collection mean something. I bought watches that I loved for the way they looked... but I never got attached to them. I always ended up wearing the watch my dad gave me, a similar version of the watch my grandpa used to wear, and variations of the watches mentioned before.

Started wearing my Casio Duro again and fell back in love with it. Funny how changing a strap can do that

I've always said I'm a basic watch bastard. Beater: g shock solar Dress: Sarb 033 Everyday: SKX Weekend: also the SKX. While I own others, these are the ones most heavily in rotation.

Me personally I love to have a one watch collection, being a minimalist. Respect to everybody else's styles.

Outstanding!!! My collection started when I found my fathers vintage seiko 6159-7001 after he passed 12 years ago.

Hugo is a "HUGE" talent.

Señor TGV killing it with the intros as usual

Great vid...I wish I could limit my collection to just 4, but I'm hopelessly addicted to collecting. You definitely need to have a watch you keep hidden from your spouse. One that is just yours and only comes out when you're traveling..your alter-ego watch. One that makes you look forward to traveling just to wear it? This feels a lot like a watch mistress. The Navitimer will always have a special place in my heart even though I've never owned one. The Navitimer was the first watch I truly fell in love with and was my portal into this endlessly frustrating but the most amazingly satisfying hobby I've ever had. My next obsession is the 300M or perhaps the el primero, which are my grail watch of this year. I do plan to pick one of these in '20. Do I need either or just want them? Well, I can actually feel how much I need them! I absolutely experience a second honeymoon when I pull one out after a lomg separation. It's like dating an old girlfriend again. Comfortable, easy to hang out with, she just understands you. I obsess over my beater, but every time I pick up what is meant to be a beater, I just can't beat on it and end up with my faithful marathon quartz beater..one of the very few quartz movements in my collection that I've actually beat to death and its still ticking away. It is virtually indestructible. I do have a fugu with full lume dial on its way that is meant to retire my Marathon My collection, I've never sold a single watch. Way too hard to let them go...but I'm not a hoarder. They are part of my family and we have memories together.

Beater: gshock 5600 Daily: long island skx013 Sport: Dan Henry 1964 Dress: Sarb033 w/ leather strap

Done! I've now made it into an Urban Gentry video (Clyde's outstanding 12 piece collection 5:10) so from here it's all downhill in my watch collecting journey!!!!!

My perfect two in my current collection: Omega Planet Ocean 8500 black dial and Omega Aqua Terra 8900 blue dial. It’s all I need.

The perfect channel: horology expertise + style/taste + outstanding cinematography. What a shame Quentin did not see Hugo's potential and left his lines on the cutting room floor. Happy to see these "lost" scenes!!

Hit the like button after 58 seconds Hugo old chap ...hope that TGV fellow does not disappoint for the rest of it......................Amended. Don't worry the boy did splendidly.

Nothing beats a new Urban Gentry video to start off the day in New Zealand! Cheers

To me watches are like travel. I will always have my favourite watches, or favourite places. However I don't think the lure of a new watch/new travel destination will ever go away. As you say there is no right/wrong answer and everything is personal. As long as you enjoy what you have/your experiences, that's the main thing. Good to see Hugo back to his old trick's and awesome De La Soul quote 👍

The Oscar for best editing goes to.... “The Urban Gentry!” Tgv, i love your work and it is inspiring. Thank you!

3 is the magic number... one =Beater (for doing anything where i might lose or damage the watch) one Sports Diver (for everyday casual wear or clubbing) and one Dress watch (for formal events, weddings, funerals, black tie, interviews etc) a few exceptions depending on what i'm wearing, i may still wear beater if i'm wearing a tracksuit for instance or going to the gym & i don't have a nato on my Sports Diver at the time.

I currently have over 40, however I'm quickly learning that more watches creates a feeling of duty vice enjoyment, because I find that I am forcing myself to wear different watches just to get through the collection.

Currently, I have 19 watches. If I could only keep 4, it’d be my Seiko’s sary057, skx007, gshock 5610 and Vostok amphibia.

Thank you very much TGV, for adressing this subject. I've never considered myself a collector, but rather a "one watch guy". Now, this is a delicate situation because, in the past, a common working class man, wouldn't take so much... trouble in choosing a watch as a lifetime companion and legacy to their offsprings (I love that idea). In the case of my father, for example,; who was a chief engieer in oil tankers during the late seventies to late eighties, he just bought a nice diver from a reputable brand,( as many of his fellow seamen did), that happened to be a Tag Heuer Spirotechnique, but it could have been anything he trusted and could afford. And those men would proudly but unconspicuously wear them for most of their lives, till they decide to pass them onto their children. Now, It is impossible for me to do that, to achieve that purity and simplicity; although I was close when, while in the spanish marines, I bought a Tissot T-Touch in 2005, that, sadly, got lost in the field. Today, I wear my citizen promaster blue dial ny0040 everyday. I keep it in the locker while I'm at work (Im a machinist), but I don't think I have really bonded with it, not in "that" way, at least. The two pieces I'm currently considering as my only and "legacy watch" are the Seiko baby Turtle (true, tooly, not a revisit or a homage, affordable), wich suits my more realistic and pragmatic personna; and most likely, the Yema Superman Heritage. A gloriously classy, vintage syle diver that I'm very much in love with. What are your thoughts on this two contenders? Best regards.

I have 19 watches: All have a story, which is a must for me. 10 were inherited, given to me, or represent someone in my life. Seven I purchased for myself at different stages of my life (73 years) and for particular purposes, such as the Daytona style watch I wear while driving my Corvette. One in particular is my Holy Grail which I have owned since I was 14. It represents four generations of my family and, for me, no other, no matter its rarity or "value" can replace it. Love your show, in fact, as Hugo would say, "Daaaling, it's absolutely scrumptious!"

My collection currently consists mostly of cheap watches or ones given to me by friends and family. Great video I'll work on getting these 4 essential watch types.

LOOOOL that intro😂😂😂 Hugo: " Vincent!!....Vincent!"

Thank you for sharing your videos. They have been an inspiration to me and helped me be a better collector. Always stay true to yourself and do what you love.

I've always been into watches, but never really put any money into my collection, I have a Timex Expedition and a generic Timex dress watch. However, I'm going into the Navy in a month and decided to finally go in on something I've wanted for several years so I bought my first real deal time piece. I am a Scuba diver and love divers, and going into the Navy I thought it only right that I bought a diver. So I picked up a Citizen Promaster Diver Chronograph reference CAO-719 and I'm in love. The biggest reason I wanted a Citizen Promaster is my dad. He was in the Navy as well and, in 1989, bought a Promaster and wears it to this day. It gives me another connection to him as well as a way to show my personality. Thanks for the inspiration, much love!

I've never hit a like button so hard. Edit: How does this man not have 1 million subscribers?

I enjoyed this video. Personally I am glad that feel of early Urban Gentry starts to reappear in your recent videos, like in your early days when i was enjoying your passion for hobby and videos. This was very zen video for me as a watch geek and it triggered and enhanced my personal collecting thoughts. Personally I am still searching for perfect time piece and I have not formed firm opinion on what watch collection should really be. One thing I know for sure is that it varies from person to person and that is beautiful thing. Cheers and thanks for good content.

My watch journey started with the SKX; It was a graduation watch and I cherish it every day. Now I'm working towards a Speedmaster reduced, a piece I consider a grail watch. Ultimately it is not about the price tag of the watch, but the inherent value & appreciation one puts into the timepiece other than telling time, cheers!

I can’t say I have found the correct amount. I started with certain brands, then I looked at different complications, then automatics vs quartz, then I found vintage watches. At the present I have about 40...some given to me to enshrine certain events in my life, my year of birth and the first one I ever bought as a young man, and finally my retirement, most I have bought. My most current event was to send a Seiko 007 out to be modded....that should interesting...the best part is just wearing them..in an era where people use their phone for time, I am still a T-REX.......keep putting out these great videos TGV!

This is a very philosophical video for watch collectors like myself. I have a vintage (mostly military issued) watch collection and I obsess over finding a single 'do-it'all' modern watch that can fill the 'reliable watch' gap in my collection. I'm having a hard time finding it though. There are great watches worthy of being a one watch collection that checked all the boxes. But for some reason, they didn't speak to me. So I am still on the endless journey of watch collecting.

Seiko Flightmaster is so versatile. Not a formal dress watch... but does basically everything else, with style.

Long comment but I want to share my own experiences as a new fan of yours. I can relate to two sentiments in this: first off, the "second honeymoon" period. I recently fixed my dad's old G-2300 that he passed on to me a few years back when he switched to wearing a Seiko. The strap had broken back in 2013 and I hadn't bothered to replace it until a few weeks ago. Then, I discovered the hard way that two of the back plate screw holes lost their threading, and I flooded it with brackish saltwater. After painstakingly disassembling the module and scraping a few contacts clean, it was brought back from the grave. Wearing it to work the next day was like going out with an old, dear friend. The second part is my current 3 watch Casio collection, which I plan on expanding. As mentioned above I have a G-2300 that's seen better days, a CA-53W that I wear when working the register at my job (fantastic conversation starter when comparing it to Apple watches being used to pay, and calculating discounts), and an AE-1200WH (a silver "Royale") that has become my daily driver watch. Somewhere I also have an embarrassingly misplaced AE-1000W-1AV, which was my only working watch from 2015-2020.

The early part of this video when you were talking about people who were honed in on a particular reference like the Tudor sub etc, made me think of when I was a kid collecting stamps. My focus was on the British colonies and even though most of them had very similar configurations, nothing made me happier than filling the page in one of my big albums, usually finishing up by saving for the 5 pound stamp that usually had a just a portrait of the King and Queen on them. It really gave me that sense of satisfaction you re talking about. I hope in my watch journey I will find a path in some way, but in the meantime I am just figuring out what that is. I know this comment is a day late, perhaps you won't see it, but what a great video and the intro ...well fantastic as usual !

Taken it to another level with that intro!

finally after a long day a good ol video with the gentry

Watches,movies,fashion and edc tips,culture,good sense of humour...all in one KZfaq channel...not to mention high qualiy regarding sound and image...Thank you! Congratulations!

For me, my special watch is the Omega Aqua Terra Golf Edition (220.12.41.21.02.003). This watch is the single reason that I began collecting timepieces. Whilst on a vacation in downtown NYC, I happened upon an Omega boutique, and wandered in just to see what the fancy storefront was representing, and I found out that it was for watches. I wandered out, feeling of the opinion that spending so much money on a watch would be wasteful, but there was one watch that caught my eye. Later on, as I was researching to find what the watch was titled, I started learning more about the history of horology, and then my collecting journey began. Today, I now own that aqua terra, along with a new speedmaster with other omegas and seikos, and I could not be happier with the way I spent my money.

Beater and sports are pretty much the same thing for me. As is the everyday and dress watch if you choose correctly. For me, the perfect collection is split in two i.e. weekday watch and weekend watch.

I have two watches: G-shock Square for situation when i can die (MTB and snowboarding) and Orient Star Retrograde for everything else :)

When you said that nobody washes their car wearing a Patek, it immediately reminded me of an interview I saw with John Mayer about his watch collection. He quite literally held up a Tiffany designed aquanaut and described it as his daily beater that he mows the lawn in. Oh how the other half live, aye? Classy as always TGV

When I just started watching this channel, I had none. Now, 3 years later I have several that I now am considering selling... I am so grateful for a supportive and understanding community. At the risk of sounding maudlin, Hail The Good Gentry.

As much as the acquisition and accumulation, to me it's the hunt that matters. A "complete" collection is for me, an anathema.

im so sick of seeing the same watches: omega speedmaster, rolex submariner, seiko skx... does no one have an imagination? be interesting, go after the ones no one has.

I have curated a Breitling only watch collection over the past year or so. I sold off about a dozen low to mid price range watches to subsidize the new purchases. Three is the magic number for me - this small collection is perfect for my taste and lifestyle. I’m incredibly pleased with the quality of these pieces: once I bought one, there was no going back! Superocean Chrono 42 A13340 Chronomat 44 GMT AB0420 Navitimer D23322

My main watches are: G Shock GW-B5600, Citizen Promaster Tough, Cartier Tank and the Bulova Accutron Spaceview. These 4 fit the categories in the video and honestly, I feel somewhat content knowing these watches will last a heck of a long time. Thanks for a fantastic video and topic TGV. May I add, I've enjoyed the channel even more since your return to being independent. Your creative freedom is well and truly in full swing. All the best, Simon.

im a small time collector: i collect orient bambinos...i am one shy of completing my small collection: a blue faced open heart...i wish i could get one before the year ends.... maybe i can start a new collection once done...maybe seiko 5s

Ok. I’ll say it. Best intro ever!!!

As a newbie, I've gone totally with Tissot: 1) Le Locle as dress watch, 2) Seastar as sports watch, 3) Gentleman Quartz as every day and 4) Savonette pocket watch because you've just gotta have one. (I have a Timex Waterbury for old times sake and a Mickey Mouse Quartz on a nato strap which alternate as my 'beater')

Wow! I REALLY loved this one! I kept hitting pause so I could gaze at all of the collections. And that Intro with Hugo is just STELLAR !!! So yeah the start with Elliot's collection was almost surreal as I'm wearing the Komandirskie GMT as I type and was wearing my SKX 009 yesterday. But Allan's collection at the end - WOW! My grail Omega No Time To Die, a Reverso, 41mm Date Just and a Squale!!! (Yeah I know there was a Rolex Sub in there but they don't do anything for me..) Very Nice Vid indeed. I'm sure I'll be coming back to this one.

I love my Hamilton and Seiko watches I may not own any of the big money watches I do love my collection and maybe one day I may get me a high-end watch one day

Great video as always. Loving this format without Watchbox. Keep it up TGV! Would also love some more videos related to your favorite films and books (both can be watch related if you want to tie it all in).

Intros are genius!!!!! Funny, clever and filled this pop culture. Definitely the best watch-centric KZfaq channel out there. Another fantastic video. 👍

We have a classic Hugo M @ Jules opening sequence, and some solid horology philosophy going on within...excellent TGV ! This - THIS - is why I subscribed to The Urban Gentry !

Brilliant editing

My collection is as follows: Casio F91W, Seiko SNA411, Glycine Airman GL0214 (purist), Hamilton H64785835, and the big dog is my Breitling Avenger XB1210. I'd love to get your opinion on that one! I found one of your Squale Lion Sharks on Ebay today! Considering picking it up!

Excellent Video! As a newbie and not a watch enthusiast (yet) who don't work in an office setting, I can only afford to stick to only 2 watches: Beater/Light-Sports: Casio AE-1300WH Daily/Slightly-Dressy: Seiko "5KX" SRPD73k2 Nothing fancy or stand-out, but I'm really enjoying it!

As you say 4 is the magic number but then you end up with 3 dress watches, 4 dive watches, 4 aviation watches and 2 beaters! Love the videos Sir!

Five: Office watch, beater, dress watch, dress up casual, dress down causal.

Bond wears a new watch when he breaks the old one on someone's face. So I wouldnt say he's a collector.

Three. Of course the joy is in the pursuit of those three perfect watches.

Nice to see you're back on KZfaq, The Urban Gentry ! :-D Glad, I have seen my BULOVA Accutron and also my Tag MONACO, exactly the same as mine in your selection. But anyway, as a huge watch fan & collector, what maters for me as said by someone below is "Buy only what you love"... that's why my private collection is about 130 watches... in less than 10 years ! ;-)

Heugo, darling, you look amazing!

YES MORE JAMES BOND! Love the video as usual and hope you’re doing well! Come to Dallas sometime when the apocalypse is over

TGV, I know I am following the right person when I see a quality Pulp Fiction reference. Not that there were any doubts earlier. Great work!

Dear Tristano, Thank you so much for the appearance of your Italian edition NDC strap. We at NDCstraps send our very best wishes and please keep up the truly excellent videos. Please pass on our best wishes to Hugo too. Thanks. NDCstraps®

Time to enjoy this video!

Damn it, too funny intro🤣🤣

I was going to just do Japanese watches. Most of my watches are Japanese, but I have found a few others that I like. The Yema Pearl Diver and the Yema Navygraf, for instance. So, after years of going back-and-forth I have decided on a four wrist watch collection plus are you single pocketwatch. There is no rhyme or reason to what fills those spots. Right now it is a Seiko Railway pocket watch (1967), a Kuoe-en field watch, a simple square G-Shock, a Yema Pearl Diver, and a Tisell 39mm Explorer. As of this year, I have decided to go down to three watches. Those will be a pocket watch, my G-Shock square, and the 39mm Tudor Ranger.

Today I completed my first 4-watch set! 1. Beater - Casio A168WA-1 2. Dress - Seiko Presage SRPB41 3. Everyday - Omega Speedmaster Professional (this took a bite out of my vacation savings but I wasn't using that this year anyway lol) 4. Sports - Seiko 5 Sports SRPE57 (DressKX) Love this video, and I think it makes a ton of sense all around!

If you still have the benrus military you should consider comparing it to the seiko 5 military

Love the intro!

It’s about “situational a wearness” and what do I see myself wearing. I’m building my collection around that, one ‘pure dress’ is different then two ‘business casual’ but that’s just my view and every situation is just as important it’s not a beater, it’s riding my bike, timing my mixed martial arts and setting my alarm to begin the next day. It’s not forgetting the fun and creativity beyond the form and function of a tool. All of it adds up too this, my Watches are one Sir, a team ✊🏼

First time commenting but I've been following you for 1 year +. I currently have 1 watch that covers all my scenarios. It's the watch I fell in love with and that got me hooked on watches. The Limited edition 37mm Captain Cook from 2017. Even though I've owned it for 1 year + I like it as much or more than I did before I bought it. I wear it all the time and look down at my wrist constantly. Luckily for me my wife is sort of ok with my new passion for watches. I even got her a Seiko 5 instead of the Fossil she initially wanted. Now there are several more watches on my desirables list but I'm doing just fine with my Rado. I change the stap weekly (partly because of you TGV). NATO or rubber or metal bracelet for casual and grey suede or maroon perlon for an elegant look. The versatility is endless and I don't think I'll ever part with the watch until I give it away to one of my kids much later in life.

I don't obsess about my watches. Watches are tools, like a hammer, or the vintage pocket knife that's the same age as my vintage car and stays in the glovebox, so I have some watches to fit certain purposes: One for "daily-wear," one aviator, and two dress watches (silver and gold.) I would suggest you start with the four types mentioned, then consider carefully if you can afford (monetarily and responsibly) any others, like a novelty watch or something you saw somewhere that was"cool." or to modify or restore. You can't just buy a watch(es) and let them sit in a box! They need to be cared-for, like children. I have a vintage stopwatch, but that is used for a single, special purpose: auto racing.

“O bliss of the collector, bliss of the man of leisure! Of no one has less been expected and no one has had a greater sense of well-being than... a collector. Ownership is the most intimate relationship one can have to objects. No t that they come alive in him; it is he who comes alive in them.” ― Walter Benjamin

My very simple philosophy: buy an emotion! Whatever watch gives you an emotion worthwhile to buy it.

I always thought it was Marcellus' soul in the briefcase. Thanks for finally revealing it was Marcellus' watches in the briefcase. Now we can let all the rumours go. Kudos TGV

My humble collection for you : A Cartier Tank as a dress piece A Ball fireman necc diver for weekends Hamilton day-date for lazy days off Omega globe master annual for my office

Casio G-Shock Solar/Mulit-band 6..............the ONLY watch you “really” need.............said the guy with 200 watches in his collection 😂⌚️. But I have to draw a line somewhere.......... no ghastly “Apple” watch’s........ever !🚫

I’m a new collector, currently at 11 wrist watches... not nearly content yet! I guess I am now addicted to the hobby, thanks to the Urban Gentry. I love the channel

That intro was brilliant! The production quality on these videos just keeps getting better and better.

I guess 60+ is my perfect number, because that's what I have.

O filme pulp fiction ficou bem melhor com a indescritível participação de HUGO L. REX🤣🤣🤣 Um forte abraço aqui do Brasil.

THAT INTRO! It deserves an Oscar !!!

I personally loved watches since i was a little kid. I remember walking into the swatch shop every time i had a chance from the early 90's. I now own about 30 watches, more than half are swatches between year 90 and 98 that just represent my childhood (most of them don't get out of the original box). My "obsession" watch is a Citizen Pilot Chronograph that i bought in 2010 as i always been in loved with the Navitimer, but couldn't afford one. Has been my every day watch for over 10 years, working every day in kitchen, travelling, sports, skiing, bike riding. Love them all, from a 10$ wood-watch made from a guy in a street stall in Hong Kong , to my luxury pieces. And love your channel! Ciao da un Italiano ad Hong Kong ☺️

Aw geeze like ~35 total.. ~10-15 I cherish.. very eclectic (like going for variety.. or an "example of each") .. all over the road - dress to diver to field to fun vintage pieces.. all averaging out [guestimate of] ~$180 USD each if I were to all up all retail and divide by total number. (there are various iconic casios and a swatch, and a '52 bulova /~32mm case/manual wind, and a spaceview, etc. etc.) TGV I blame YOU MATE for getting me so hooked !! You've greatly help me achieve an understanding and appreciation for the horology and story behind each and every piece. Really enjoy the hobby and journey of it all. Cheers !

My obsession was the Oris ProDiver Chronograph. Since 5 years ago I was dreaming of this watch. 2 years ago Oris brought out the limited edition ProDiver Chronograph in black with yellow accents...I fell in love with it. Now, lucky me, I have both!! They are my most prized watches. I have close to 30 watches. I was into Citizen as they have Eco-Drive and radio controlled watches that also are 200-meter water resistant. Technology, beauty and functionality. I have 8 G-Shocks also with Tough Solar and Multi-band functions. I have 2 Lum-Tec that are rare also, which I find fun to posess since no-one in my area is likely to have one. In this video, I find that feelings and back-thoughts were finally put into words for me. As reasons to collect, and the *second honeymoon* sentimate where key points in this particular thought for me.

Bulova Hack Watch military heritage grey stainless steel case with a black dial and luminescent hands w/green leather NATO strap. THAT is what speaks to me more than anything because it is a replica of my grandfathers military watches he was given. Makes me feel so special and close to him wearing a part of heritage and history. Thank you for your videos, just found them as I am just starting my watch collection and major interest in the hobby! Cheers...

I started with a target of 4 watches similar to what u sugeested but ended up with 6... I decided to skip the dress watch as it will have very little wrist time and I want every watch in my collection to be able to wear everyday as well since my daily wear is mostly casual to business casual. 1. Beater - G-shock Mudman 2. Everyday - Longines VHP, quartz always ready to go in a hurry and my reference time for setting my other watches. 3. Diver - Sinn U1 for the weekends at pool/beach or taking my family outdoors. 4. Chronograph - Speedmaster Pro for the weekends at the mall to time my parking meter and for the vintage aesthetics 5. Pilot - Rolex Air King perfect vacation watch with 100m water resistance and anti magnetic. No complication, easy to set other time zone and not look out of place at the pool or a fancy restaurant. 6. GMT- Rolex Black GMTc is like a dressier Submariner with my favourite complication in my opinion. Can be worn daily and double up as my dress watch for the occasional functions. I like to rotate my watches daily and each of them have a dedicated purpose and yet versatile enough for everyday.