Most worn watch 2016?

[warren182]

So, what have people been wearing most this year?

This for me, Eza sealander

Edited by warren182 on Friday 30th December 14:46

[dimots]

Rolex Hulk every day.

[anonymous-user]

A Mares Matrix Dive watch for the grand total of 15 hours.

Which makes me realise I should call it quits with the watch game and sell the lot.

[andy tims]

Since obtaining these this year, it would be a toss up between these 2

[Voldemort]

98% this


and 2% this

[Troubleatmill]

Voldemort said:

That is beautiful... and then you see the font of the date is nowhere close to the font of the dial.
That would bug me.

[chris56]

Patek 5167 Aquanaut - extremely versatile and comfortable watch.

[Master Bean]

Had it almost 2 years. Still think it looks perfect.

[subsea99]

SD4000 ceramic daily watch for me

[InductionRoar]

Troubleatmill said:

Voldemort said:

That is beautiful... and then you see the font of the date is nowhere close to the font of the dial.
That would bug me.

Saved yourself a packet there then.

[traffman]

Torn between these two , most of the latter part of the year.

[bunglesprout]

chris56 said:

Patek 5167 Aquanaut - extremely versatile and comfortable watch.

I really hanker after one of these. I really like it on the tropical strap but cannot get on with the steel bracelet design. I'm seriously thinking of getting one this year., although it would mean selling my SS Daytona.

Have you had any reliability issues with yours chris56? 'tis a work of art is that.......

[PJ S]

bunglesprout said:

I really hanker after one of these. I really like it on the tropical strap but cannot get on with the steel bracelet design. I'm seriously thinking of getting one this year., although it would mean selling my SS Daytona.

Have you had any reliability issues with yours chris56? 'tis a work of art is that.......

Before you jump, take a look around at what else there is, that possibly let’s you keep the Daytona.
By way of examples…

https://www.chrono24.co.uk/bulgari/octo-solotempo-... – bracelet is £2K-ish
https://www.chrono24.co.uk/piaget/polo-s-automatik...
https://www.chrono24.co.uk/girardperregaux/laureat...

[NDA]

Despite other watches - this one, 99% of the time.

[NCE 61]

This one:-

[sad61t]

A 1951 Helvetia:

I've tried other watches, but this discrete hand-wound remains my daily. A few turns of crown sets it up for the day, and the Speidel expanding bracelet slips on effortlessly.

[nethers66]

Mainly this till my 50th in June



Then this on the titanium bracelet till xmas



now on a Cordura deployment strap

[Spydaman]

Mostly this till the battery died.

Then this

This one less so

But still like this one for going out

Probably only worn this once

[speedtwelve]

I had a lazy tendency to chuck on a Breitling Aerospace most days over the past few years as it didn't require setting/winding. Now I have the Bremont it's been a daily wearer. Really happy with it; the elapsed time bezel insert comes in handy for work. I now have to get round to selling the stuff in the watch box that I never wear anymore.

[clockworks]

Although I have well over 100 watches, including a few fairly expensive ones, the one that I've worn the most this year is a black plastic Sekonda sub-alike with a green bezel. £15 on eBay. Second most worn is a Mido Multifort bumper auto.
I recently purchased a Zenith Rainbow Flyback, which has become my daily.