My rotation consist of the following;
Victorinox Diver Master 500 Automatic (ETA 2892.A2)
Just got this watch for my Birthday, Friday. Love it to death. It's probably the most expensive watch I own at the moment. The movement is very accurate (no issues over the weekend), and it has held it's wind with minimal use, which is awesome.
The lume is super bright, and the bezel feels incredible on turn. I think it's 60 clicks around.
There's a review on ablogtowatch, with video.
Invicta Subaqua Noma IV (Quartz Movement)
Inexpensive, very heavy, and a looker. People always ask me what it is when I wear it. Very interesting diver.
I am aware of the controversy surrounding the brand. They have some ****** business practices. The one I own is one of the few "original" designs, as far as I am aware of. And it was one of my earlier purchases, so I'm not quite ready to part ways with it.
Parnis Panerai Homage 44MM Mechanical Movement
This was about $100. Panerai's are incredibly expensive, so this is cool to have. Parnis makes exceptional watches, and it's pretty much a clone.
GShock Crazy Bee (Red) GD-100B-4A (Quartz)
A gift from the lady, I grew up with GShocks. I think they have been around for 30 years or so now? Always a keeper. And a nice contrast to the others I wear.
My one day, when I'm rich watch is a
URWERK UR-110, or the
URWERK 210. These watches are the epitome of everything I want in a grail; limited, rare and exclusive, beautiful and unique complications, and expensive (these go for over $100K). One day.
Another quarky, and unique watch is the
HD3 Slyde. Picture a purpose built, supped up iPod Nano watch, and you have the Slyde. Beautiful casing, and the touchscreen applications are awesome.
In the more obtainable realm, I plan on getting a
Tudor Pelagos soon. I love the look! It's like a modern interpretation of the Rolex Submariner. They go for a little less than half of what a Submariner costs, today. Doable, in time.
I want a
Bremont SOLO, aswell. Beautiful and simple. Believe me, once you get your hands on one, you will understand why I would want one so bad. Some of the best aviator watches on the market right now, in my opinion.
Also on my list, are a few Welder watches, LUM-TEC has a nice one I want, a SEA-GULL (Asian Made mechanical watches that are indeed quite nice). I'm even trying to get my hands on one of those old Casio Databank/Calculator watches made famous by Back to the Future. I wish I never sold mine.
Basel World 2013 starts April 25th, May 2nd, so we will be seeing new watches everyday being revealed! Very exciting.
Related Links
www.ablogtowatch.com
www.hodinkee.com
*Note - I'll update this initial post with more images, soon.
The box was not original, and I was affraid it had the wrong manual, but it was correct after all. what also frigthend me was the the "other language" for the day.
. I like the whiteface, too, but the black is very 'macho' 
I also have a soft spot for canvas straps. You could also dress it up with a nice NATO strap 👍.
Not yet able to understand how to read them, but man they look pretty...
But thankfully, the watch was way easier to learn than expected, if you can remember what each of the 4 buttons do. It does have a lot of nifty features such as a 1/100 second stopwatch and a world-time feature.
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I never have to set the time(just calendar) either. Luminox is above my pay grade, my Casio's too cheap. I'll find a perfect watch eventually!
