I like Omega best and have ~20 of them. I also like Concord, Chronoswiss, Cartier, BVLGARI, and many others. I collect watches, almost all mechanical. I don't know how many I have but ~200.

This is my Omega Speedmaster Professional moon watch. It (not this particular watch) was the first watch worn on the moon. It's hand wind and this model is referred to as the sapphire sandwich as the crystals are made of sapphire.

The Mondaine Swiss Station Clock-inspired watch. Simple, elegant design, reliable, looks good with anything and always will.

My favorite timepiece is this Cartier 18K tank. I’ve had it for years. It’s simple and classic. I use omegas at work, they keep better time.

Here are some of my preferred watches. The rose gold and black is an Invicta Sub-Aqua Noma quartz chrono. Black one is a Vostok Europe automatic chrono. Rainbow metallic one is a Reactor dive watch (I get tons of compliments on that one). The rose gold dial watch is my Android skeleton watch with a (pricey) Swiss Tourbillon (sp?) movement. The other skeleton watch with the onyx bezel is another Invicta, an automatic. I tried to send two other images up but the site's not taking them. LOL! I have my own line of watches too (Great Timing Inc.). They are just decent, quartz watches with my own branding on them. I was going to send an image of one of them up. I also have an artisan watch from a line called Hardcore. Maybe I'll send it up in a separate reply on this thread. The dial is remarkable.

The Midnight Planetarium by Van Cleef & Arpels

I wear Timex indiglo watches so I can see the time in the dark ...yeah, I know our phones have the time, but it is habit just to look at my wrist.

I have some inherited Seiko and Cartier watches but they are to schmancy fancy for me.

My dream watch would be....

Here we go with comment number 3. LOL. Here are my Hardcore and GT watches...

The Hardcore watch is a handmade reproduction of a piece of artwork by Steve Soffa (the owner of the watch line). It has a few diamonds sprinkled throughout the dial and I think it's lovely. The watch has an automatic movement, but a cheaper, mineral crystal. It really should have a sapphire crystal, but whatevs. LOL! My GT watch is just has a Japanese quartz movement (but hey, it's got a sapphire crystal!).

I like chunky guy watches better, like Invicta. I am actually a watch dealer and used to carry the Skagen line. I've met the former owners of the company who sold out to Fossil several years ago for a boatload of money and their employees got screwed. It's a shame because they built something great with their company and until their departure, treated their employees and customers well. Now that Fossil owns it, they cater exclusively to brick and mortar retailers and sell directly to Amazon, eliminating any third party sellers (like me). Sad.

Haven't worn a watch in ten years.

Its beautiful but you misspelled 'favourite'

Android

The day I retired I took my watch off and put it on the bedside table. Ten years later it's still there. I think it stopped a few years ago. If I need to know the time I have my cellphone, the microwave oven, and the sun. My skill at telling the time from the sun, which ten years ago was pretty much limited to daytime or nighttime, has improved considerably. Of course this may not be available to those unfortunates who live in less salubrious climates.

I have a bunch of watches. I don't actually know how many I have, but I can go at least two weeks and not wear the same watch twice. I know there are 6 Armitron, 2 Relic, 1 Fossil and several others. I even buy cheap watches at Wal-Mart once in a while. When they die I usually just throw them away. The jeweler gives me a discount on watch batteries when I take 5 at a time.

I use my phone if I need to know the time

i just ask my cat. it's always meow-o'clock

I have meet people that have paid an insane amount of money for a wrist watch. Even though I roll my eyes in silence and I don't say anything, the question that comes to mind is....... why?

Interestingly, Timex just reentered the wind up mechanical watch market recently, like two years ago, and I believe this year, reentered the automatic ( wrist action winding ) mechanical watch market. It is using a Japanese mechanism with 21 jewels for $249.99. I have always had a love for these type of watches, and nostalgia for Timex. Plus it is one of the cheapest quality watches of this type you can buy. I ended up recently getting a similar Bulova instead due to preferring to buy locally rather than online. Very happy with it.

Casio Men's MQ24-7B2 Analog Watch with Black Resin Band. For me this is the perfect watch! Easy to read. Classic styling. And I don't cry when it dies. Currently $10.19 on Amazon!

I wear a cheap Casio which I replace every 20 years or so. I think some watches look very nice (like yours) but don't think a watch, as jewelry, enhances how I look. Neither do I like watches as status symbols as they were 50 years ago. But again, your watch looks very nice.

Sundial.

Cheap. Only use one working with children because i can't check my phone.

you know watches, mine is a Maurice Lacroix , which skips ten seconds on on the sweep hand because the battery is low, but still keeps good time have had it for over ten years. 2007 my girlfriend gave it to me and she has a smaller scalled version

Now, my iPhone. Used to be my Gucci.

I've always like automatic movements with complications - fine craftsmanship, like chronometer level. I had a Rolex two-tone datejust with a black pyramid dial that my (now ex) wife gave me when my consultancy passed the two year mark of profitability.

Unfortunately I had to sell it during the recession.

I have been enjoying some of the unique watches on Kickstarter - the one I backed most recently is below.

My next "expensive" watch will probably be a Breitling.

What is the Atlasphere? 10 Unusual New Watches from Xeric, via @Kickstarter [kickstarter.com]