How Many Watches Do You Really "NEED"?
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The question comes up all the time. How many watches does a person really need? In today's video I'll share my perspective on that topic and maybe help you in the watch collecting journey.
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u going to play classic?
You need three..........work,casual and dress.Thats why I have about 130😂
Haha awesome.
I think you summed up the dilemma perfectly.
jstrat121 love it !!! 😂
Right!
Exactly! 😂
Collecting is a hobby.yes we only wear one watch at a time but the ability to swap around and feel a different piece on the wrist on different occasions is part of the enjoyment.
How many,what type or theme or brand or style is up to you.
Fulfil your need.
You "need" three. One Dress watch, One everyday/Work Watch and one beater watch. Last one preferably a Diver :)
3 is a good number.
I sold my collection when I realised that I had become a flipper. I bought one watch instead and Ive worn it close to a year every day now. I appreciate this watch more than I ever did with much more expensive pieces in my collection. Just to tickle the hobby a bit Im thinking about establishing a one watch per year rule. I intend to add a Patek as a dresswatch next year for my birthday. Im really happy I made learning the center of the hobby and not buying anymore
Very good approach to have. I too and a one watch per year person for the most part.
Bought my first Rolex at 21 and bought 2nd one at 65 and wearing them because they are indestructible and not because they are expensive
That’s awesome!
Steve Jukic My dad’s Raketa which he wore daily from 1985 until 2005 still works great today and has its original acrylic. My dad was an accountant so that probably helped a bit but it is still impressive. Same with a Seiko in my family which was never serviced and still works (though it’s over a minute fast per day), and it was worn daily from 1976 until somewhere in the 90’s, then worn occasionally until these days, my wife still wears it at least once in a month or two. I pretty much doubt reliability is something only some brands have, but more that it’s something common for jeweled mechanical watches.
Bought my first Tag Heuer at 21, went on to buy another 12 before getting by first Rolex at around 24 which I still own amongst my collection.
@@jamesarthur6962 What's on with all those people buying a Rolex/Tag in their early twenties ?!
Sorry, none. But, that’s depressing so I have two.
Speedy Pro
SKX009j
The essentials.
Two of the best choices.
Not very original though
@@ricky6608 do you enjoy being a douche bag?
A Dress watch + Pilot + Field + GMT + Diver + Worldtimer + Chronograph + Sports = 8, I NEED 8 :).
(x + 1) = watches needed. Where x is the current amount of owned watches.
Is it wrong when you said ‘just one more watch’ I automatically think “Hellooooo” LoL
Good perspective Guy... #justonemorewatch
Haha, nice. I love His channel.
Jody Musgrove rocks.
The secret I discovered of minimising my collection was to get a nice watch display box with only 6 slots.
Then I discovered they come in a 12 slot option.. and to top it all they stack really nicely as well..still looking for the answer to life the universe and everything.. such as how many watches to have in your collection..of course it’s 42.. ( for now)
I'm clearing out books to make room for watch boxes, I brought my Hitchhikers trilogy into work today, we have a take one leave one box
Bernard Wadding, Douglas Adams would’ve been proud..passed my copy on a while ago, still have it on Audible though it doesn’t take up any space..
Buy only what you truly love, it's pointless to have a big collection with watches that you never wear, I think 5 versatile watches are more than enough, daily beater, special occasion watch,sports model,dress watch etc. The journey of building a perfect 5 pieces collection is more exciting than owning 20 watches that you like but not really love.
Agreed, great perspective.
Spot on! 5 is more than enough but also the right amount to fulfill ones desire for variety. Main watch, beater watch, dress watch plus too wildcard pure fun or desire watches.
How many can I get past the wife over the following years before she eventually puts a pillow over my face while I sleep.
I hope she doesn’t keep a close eye on it, for your sake!
I think for me, the most minimal i can do is 3.
The first: a watch I that is a fit for my job (my "working" watch - if I was a one watch person, this would be the watch probably).
The second: a watch that fits whatever i like to do on my free time ("weekend" watch).
The third: a free pass. just somethin i like even if it doesnt serve a particular function (the "because im a watch enthusiast" watch 😂)
If you “need” a watch chances are it should probably be either a tool watch like a G-Shock/Casio or a dive watch, just because these watches can take multiple years of wear.
Always own a Gshock!
At least have 1 gshock in collections.
The g-shock is so ugly and endearing. Unparalled accuracy, reliability, and ruggedness. You can wear it anywhere. No one will ever mug you for it. And it is an excellent gold digger repellant. This, a smelly old dog, and a 1962 ford pickup truck... That's all any red blooded Merikan man needs.
A completely separate note to the topic of this video, when you spoke of your Dad and his watch, you reminded me of when I was young, probably around 1973. I was in a bus station with my Dad when he taught me to read a 24 hour clock as part of reading the bus timetable. Thank you for triggering that very special memory 😁👍🏻🙏
Great story thanks for sharing. A skill I bet stick with you for your entire life.
*Archieluxury: goes into debt to buy watches.*
I’m sure he’s. Or alone.
Pontiff goes into the catacombs for his cash, or borrows fr bankster buddies.
you only live once, this is wrong I live everyday I will only Die once. for twenty years I only had my Seiko SKX 173. Right now I am wearing my Rolex Milgauss 116400 40 mm steel rolex. this is becoming my king of watches
Enjoy it, great choice.
Great video! Appreciate the common sense message, and the antidotes about your dad.
Six is my limit, beyond that I stress. I’m currently culled to four.
Thanks buddy.
I agree infact a watch can be used to mark a special event like success or some personal special event so you can associate the watch with that event as a symbol of that special time
Thanks for watching!
Love this idea. Thanks for the suggestion
Collecting can become hoarding. Have too many things can cause undue anxiety.
Yeah I definitely hate feeling like a hoarder.
One. U need only one. Rolex Submariner. That's it, just one. Any model Subby will do. But only 1 is required. Nothing else needed. Just add water. Shake and stir. 👍
7:10 If I throw away/sell something that I have even the slightest memory with, I take a picture of it. I have 350 pictures in that folder
My dad was a one watch guy. After he passed I went through his stuff and found that he would spend about a week's salary on a watch and keep it (and get it serviced) for many years. I think a week's salary is quite a bit more than most folks spend on a watch so that tells me that he wasn't necessarily a watch enthusiast but he did value a nice piece. I have spent as much as a month's income on a piece and once two week's income but mostly less than a week's. I currently have 8 watches.
Great story thanks for sharing!
6 seems to be the perfect number for me. Enough to wear, enjoy, and indulge in the hobby, but not too many that they sit unworn.
Yeah 6 is about the most I want at any one time.
damn! I need to trim down my collection...
Agree! Used to have 15, now own 6 and feel happier. If I want a new piece one has to go.
Huh. I sort of run my collection in cycles. I pull out a dozen watches, wear them, switching between them, wearing 2 or 3 different ones in a day, and then I pull out a different dozen from the safe after 5-10 weeks, put the first dozen back in the empty spaces in the watch cases, lather, rinse, repeat. I think I've got 4-5 dozen. Some just don't get worn at all, but they get taken out as choices or to hold or to remember when I got them. They're still appreciated, and I wouldn't get rid of them. Then I have a box of cheap craptastic watches that I don't count in the collection, and they're just things I got on a whim and I can treat like dirt and don't care if I break or scratch up or get muddy or greasy -- the disposables (not purchased that way -- they "graduated"). I've never sold a watch. I still have every single watch I've ever had since I was a kid. When you're in your 50s and you like watches, a collection just sort of happens. I am not a collector, yet I have a collection.
Thanks for watching and for your perspective and experience. Appreciate it.
Randy Novick , call Hoarder’s Anonymous , quickly, you need help now ! 😂
@@carlosr1060 Thanks, man! I got 'em on speed dial!
Randy Novick 😂😂😂
Great video, I really enjoyed it.
My father had a mid 1980s Casio G-shock Square for years, I believe a DW-5300. It was his only watch. He wore it for years even after the resin broke off the steel case. He eventually lost it. He noe has the closet g-shock to it, the DW-5600-IE.
You really don’t need a watch anymore. However, for me personally, it would be very inconvenient not to have one. I like to always know what time it is, regardless of what I’m doing. I would find using a smartphone as a watch do be a pain, while a wristwatch is always right there. I have a G-Shock DW-5600-Ie as my workwatch/beater, can take almost anything and is replaceable if needed for under $50.
I have too many watches, but I know I don’t need them, I wanted to have them because I made the decision to get them. I would agree that we come up with reasons to purchase items (not just watches) to justify the cost.
Thanks for watching buddy. I love the square gshocks. I’ll always have one.
Memories do not last forever, I can barely remember what I had for breakfast most days lol. Nice conversation piece Guy
hmmm... I think I had eggs and a english muffin.
Which purchases are most satisfying is a great question. I really need a new lawnmower ($275), a new fence ($1200), etc... but I would much rather purchase a Seiko Alpinist or SARB033, or a Tudor BB58 or an Omega Speedmaster. I probably should spend my money the other stuff, sadly. Not as fun! But it would have its own satisfaction.
none...
Still own 12 simply because i want them lol.
Thanks for watching.
Just one more Chinese special each month.
Different watches are like different music. The brain desires that feeling of novelty.
Thanks for watching!
Hellooooo and welcome to Just 1 more watch
Thanks for watching.
When was the last time you needed a luxury item? Never... is always you want.... it is a privilege. Do not mix them
Thanks for watching.
I don't agree, it's not a privilege but a reward.
Carlo Dimacali - either way you don’t need luxury...
@@roger5621981
I totally agree.
Two nice watches are a good rotation.
In an ideal world I think that’s where I’d end up too. As a UA-cam reviewer I’ve ended up with more obviously.
If I cut my collection down it would be 4, Seiko 5(first watch nostalgia), Casio dw5600(wanted one since 1985 use it as a beater), Hamilton khaki(my first Swiss), OP 36mm(last watch)
Great choices, very similar to mine. I have an SKX, DW5600, Hamilton Khaki Field, Submariner and Speedmaster.
andrew hall how do you like the oyster perpetual?
3 for me! Dw5600 (beater), srpb43 cocktail time (dress), hamilton khaki navy scuba (everyday)
On a funny note I can’t stop buying watches! I buy them and hardly wear the new pieces. Somethings wrong with me !🤦♂️🤷♂️
You can buy me watches instead!!!
I really liked this video. I'm thinking of uploading a similar video detailing my perspective on watch collecting. In short, there is no finite number, as part of the joy is in finding that next watch.
Looking forward to seeing your take on it.
You only need one watch Rolex explorer ,but where’s the fun in one watch?
Please see if you can occasionally make your original long form content! I used to enjoy those.
Ok I'll try and do that on some future videos.
Three, one for each arm 😉
Who am I kidding, 2 😒
haha, great comment!
This is a good talk about buying psychology. Transcends through different products.
There isn’t a number answer. I have created new categories to buy things such as knives or watches or flashlights.
On traveling. It’s the most expensive hobby I have. I think who you spend your time with makes the most important memories.
Balance of anything is the usually the correct answer for all things.
Thanks Will!
Beautifully presented conundrum! My watches are linked to my memories in a very clear way. My first watch aged 8 was from my father, a small black-faced mechanical Citizen watch. I saw the whole world in that watch and can pinpoint the moment when I was hooked. My Father owned a Seiko Bellmatic and later when better off wore a Rolex Sub. The passion was fuelled for life and the memories, alongside my many cars motorbikes and acoustic guitars, in the intervening 50 years have all clearly been points of time and emotion in my life. So, objects are wonderful signposts for the memory, to me anyway. Your point about want or need! Bang on! I used to own some twenty-five watches. I have weaned myself off. I now own A Rolex, A Farer GMT, An Invicta Pro Diver, a G shock. Finally, the Citizen Diver you recently reviewed. I have had mine for five years, my go-to off work watch. Really lovely subject, beautifully presented. Thank you.
Thanks for watching and for sharing your story. Glad you liked the video.
"Just one more watch" 😅👍🏻
Thanks!
Just like me.....and I got 20 watches
Nice, that's a good sized collection.
Part of this hobby is also experience base. The research, shopping and the searching are experience that can end up with a watch. And the enjoyable by product of the hobby of 'anticipation' when you await the purchase or arrival.
I think there's a channel called "Just One More Watch" :) I hv a small watch collection but there's this one watch that i consider as mainstay because it fits my EDC and prepping lifestyle...
I've never regretted any of my watch purchases, not consciously anyway.
Haha, hopefully not subconsciously either.
As the trend today, you need only one watch that can wear for any occasion. Of course a collection of many different class watches can make your life more colourful.
For me, a middle range of watch can speaks to me.
Thanks for watching!
Rolex submariner.😄
Thanks for watching!
I have 4 : a work/sports and dive watch (a nato strapped, easy to read analog beater) ;
a daily and travel watch (a nato strapped polished chronograph that could double as a casual chique watch) ;
a dress watch (a leather strapped analog watch that, ironically, is the cheapest but I keep it looking pristine and its large face attracts attention) and finally
a tactical watch (digital blacked out with a composite shackle strap)
When are you doing a state of the collection? And what made you want to sell your hamilton khaki??
I've got a bunch of videos to do, I'll get to a SoTC video eventually. I sold the Khaki Mechanical because I have a Khaki Auto and I just wasn't wearing either of them enough. Figured one should go.
Looking forward to your sotc! But i really like the khaki mechanical more😉
My only watch buyers remorse was a diver 48mm Invicta reserve stamped swiss made on the case. Had to give it away. Couldn't even sell it on ebay. Lol
Thanks for watching!
This was really great. You hear the "buy experiences not things" angle all the time, but it's nice to hear the opposite perspective for a change, that it's also OK to build memories around hobbies that you are passionate about. I am in your camp, where I generally find traveling for vacations to be more stressful than relaxing, and once the vacation is over, it's over. Conversely, a well-made, functional, or beautiful object can potentially last a lifetime and brighten your day on a regular basis. Watches in particular are kind of unique as a hobby item in that they can be both a collectible, material good and a sort of "totem" that triggers memories of experiences that happened while you were wearing the watch.
Yeah I’m kind of tired of all those people that regurgitate that cliched “buy experiences not things” platitude. We don’t all work that way.
The Truth Is Out There !!!!
Thanks for watching buddy.
You only need one but that's just not feasible
Ya one would do it for a lot of people. Not me though!
The correct answers are either zero (you don't need a watch since your phone tells the time) or one (have one watch that you really like, if you want something else sell this and get that one).
It's really fluid for me it's always morphing and changing weekly
Thanks for watching!
Just a fantastic video Guy! There is almost a classic "60 Minutes" journalism quality to it. I love it!
I have gone through close to 400 watches in the last 9 years. Mostly vintage watches. But it's interesting that a $60 vintage watch off ebay has trumped a $3K Rolex for enjoyment. I now have about 25 watches in my collection. A year ago, I downsized to about 8 watches, but slowly it has grown. I love watches, what can I say?
Thanks for the compliment, and holy $h!+ 400 watches???
I'm new to watches. Got into it this year. Like 3 months ago. I have 3 now. tag heuer carrera, grand seiko snowflake, zenith defy classic 41. Looking at a moonwatch and cartier santos now. Not really into rolex. Too common
I have 2. Dress and allrounder..... Do i need to spend 300$ on g shock eavenn if i do not wear it so much or haveing just for colection? I had 13 and i love watches. Why do you need chronograph in colection, tnx for answers. I hope you wil answer.
I need every watch I now have, but I also need more!!!
There always one more.
Revisiting this after 2 years… 4. That’s my new number. See you in another couple years with another number!
i have 13 amd 2 works, 1 was gifted to my sister but now i will buy 1 more when i graduate collage it will be g shock mtg 1000 b) i have my nautica 100 $ daily watch and 1 chrono wich i got from my grandma it is my current rotation.
when i buy g shock i will weare it every day to payoff my purchas, itf will alsoo be the end of my colectiom or not we will see, the point is if you buy expensive weare it to pay it off.
Ironically, 'want' used to mean 'lack'. While it is still sometimes used that way today, we usually use it to mean 'desire'.
I want 3 watch only. But my mind says need 4 watch (dress, chronograph- sport, beater, & casual)
It's always one more than I have :/
Haha ya I know that feeling.
I see what you did there @8:10. Well played sir, well played
I know you sold your Explorer after it didn't meet expectations, how much did you lose on it?
Somewhere between $500-$1000.
I have 7. 1 apple watch, 2 everyday watch, 3 sports watch, 1 dress watch.
Great video Fish. Best ever! I can relate to every moment you mentioned. However, I love to own watches and I'm now only concentrated on higher end luxury pieces. I recently purchased a Perrelet seacraft and love it.
Thanks Roger, enjoy the new watch!
I just can't enough of watches i keep buying and buying, my collection is most casio
Short answer: 0.
But somewhat of an irrelevant question.
I just need 5 very good quality watches. But I have a 10 slot watch box, so will fill it anyway. Lol 😁
Get a smaller box, the temptation to fill it is too great!
5 good ones and a couple of cheapies is a good way to go
If you have a 10 slot watch box, you can buy 12 watches, wear 2 every day and your box will still always be full
Four Watches: Beater, Dress, Sports, and Wild Card.
Thanks for watching.
Interesting. Sports is a little vague... both chrono, field and diver would cover that (or, for the plebs, even a Gshock or one of those horrible fitbits or what not).
So is the beater category. I consider my Nighthawk, Prodiver and Edifice EFR527 as beaters. But one man's beater is another's grail...
Also, what do you consider Wild Cards? A Royal Oak ;-)?
@@johandebondt5749 I would include nice divers, pilots, chronos, fields, etc. in the sports category. Wildcard would be something like a Reverso, enamel dial watch, chronometer, moon phase, i.e. something out of the ordinary that you might not wear every day but brings a smile to your face every time you take it out to put on your wrist.
I would consider the Royal Oak a sports watch. The person who could afford a Royal Oak could consider their Rolex Submariner their beater watch. But for us mere mortals G-Shock, Vostok, etc. would make a great beater.
Memories last a lifetime?? So does a Rolex!!! 😂😂😂😂
But they both get a little faded over time!
You may want to rewatch that episode of TBBT. Sheldon was experiencing shame on his inability to let go of any possessions. Amy was the only person that he let see his storage locker. Relating that to collecting (watches, guitars, lenses, comic books ...), if a person feels a sense of shame about their behavior, they probably need to evaluate what they are doing. I have several collections that most people would question due to their composition (e.g. slide rules, mechanical calculators) or quantity (e.g. watches, Nikon cameras & lenses), but they take up very little space and have a minuscule effect on my financial well-being. If a collection is not causing stress in your life, it is probably OK. It just may be something to deal with for the executor of your estate. In my great uncle’s house, my father found a shoebox labeled “Pieces of string too short to use for anything.”
Thanks for watching.
Carl Lange LOL that’s funny about the useless strings. An admission of uselessness but yet held onto.
One
Which one?
@@JustBlueFish Well that is a difficult question because i am a collector slash enthusiast. But one really needs ONE watch, which was the question. Sooooo, ... i then choose a ... uuhhmm .... a ..... i think a Rolex Explorer I. That is the perfect watch. Or maybe a Submariner No Date.
Dress and allrounder. 2 watches thats IT....one chrono and diver to rotat
This sounds like a conversation we had recently. lol and was that a hidden plug for Jodie's channel?
Haha, maybe it was!
A watch is just beautiful jewellery the phone is a watch and a accurate one to
Thanks for watching I appreciate it!
I know... I use mine to set my watches.
A diver, a dress, a pilot, a chronograph, a digital, an everyday, a field, a smart, a bronze, a titanium, a gold, a steel and gold?
Do I have to name the brands and combine all styles mentioned above?
the simple answer for "NEED" is ONE and for "WANT" is I REALLY DON'T KNOW.
Thanks for watching!
My preferred answer to this question is "NO LIMITS, NO REGRETS"
Haha nice.
Follow the ❤️,no rules about that.
There are no rules!
In my opinion, must have a dress watch, a tool watch (field or diver - whichever you prefer) and also a beater for action sports, manual work like a g-shock or something. So 3 is enough, if you're talking about a minimum collection. If your on a budget you could buy something like a Hamilton Khaki King for example that could work as a dress and tool watch. And that leaves you with just the beater to buy, which you are ok throwing around.
Also, as long as you have interchangeable straps (NATO's, bracelets, leather) you can easily get past with a couple watches.
Thanks for watching!
I don't see myself as a collector, even though I currently own 16 watches. None of them are actually horological significant. I consider myself as a watch enthusiast, just someone who loves wearing different watches. I'm not really systematically hunting a particular watch, nor am I looking for something that will retain or increase in value. I buy a watch on a whim, if I like how it looks, the price is fair for the specs, and if I can afford it or if there's no other things I'd like to spend my money on.
I'm also enthusiastic about food, I'm more systematic choosing a new place to eat on my days off than how I buy a watch, I could've probably saved up for a very nice luxury watch if I saved all my money on eating out for two years, but I'll be less happy.
I don't need another watch, in fact, I survived wearing a $30 watch for years, but I do want more. I say put your disposable money to where you're most happy, and enjoy it. :)
Carlo Dimacali That would also work for me.
I have two citizen diver watches. That will do for me.
In the space of 2 months, i reluctantly scaled back to 1 (breitling aerospace) from 7 (vintage king seikos, sarbs etc) 4 months on... im getting itchy trigger finger on the ebay. But my BA does everything i need in a watch and more.
One, or two, is plenty!
Great video and enjoyed your commentary
Thanks Craig.
Very wise reflections indeed!
Nowadays with smartphones and all many people don’t think they need even a single watch at all. So they don’t!
Other people think they need (-as in “want”) a huge collection. So they do!
Nothing wrong with either of those standpoints. What is a wrong thing is to think that you can tell others what is right based on your personal point of view. Freedom rules - YEAH!
I’ve always been a rather materialistic person myself. Not thereby said that I haven’t been doing other things bringing me great movements of joy, like traveling and so on. (Well, even playing with my kids😂). But the joy of things has always been there.
In my early youth it was cars, later HIFI equipment - and now watches. Sounds like a kind of superficial person, I know. But these are hobbies that has lasted 10 - 15 years each. Think I’ve ended up in the watch hobby because there’s a more long lasting and even historical perspective to it. In that respect you learn about your more materialisticly based hobbies, I think. There’s a kind of intellectual process to it also in that respect...
Good point, too many people try to dictate to others what they should do. There is no right answer.
You are right about material objects evoking memories like scent can. My memory kinda sucks I dont even remember which islands I visited on my last vacation. But I do remember all the watches I tried on ( but didnt buy lol)
Ya I think too many people regurgitate that “make memories” cliche. That’s not how we all work.
I purchased two watch boxes that can hold 12 watches each and spent several years filling them. I now have what I consider the perfect collection that works for me. 24 watches that includes 6 vintage pieces.
Nice, so no new watches in your future?
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Thanks for watching.
Brilliant vid and topic! I've been looking for an answer for years but the truth is only I know what I like. Good to see you're a comics man too! 👍🏻
Been a comic guy for 30 years. Someday I’d like to own an AF15... but in reality those prices have gotten away from me.
@@JustBlueFish I own an AF15 and it's a CGC 9.8 signed by Stan the man! I can also confirm it's the 'True Believers' reissue... still cool though!
If I was sensible I would have a Nomos for work and a G-shock for everything else.
Thanks for watching.
Always enjoyable, thank you. The thinking man’s watch channel perhaps?
Thanks for the praise!
Great Video Guy good perspective and helpful advice for sure! Big Bang is my favorite show as well , hated to see it end ! Lol
The last few seasons haven’t been the greatest, but I still love it and miss it. Luckily reruns are on like all day everyday haha.
All you need are 6
I think 6 is about my max honestly. But I’d like to be the guy that just has a couple that he loves.
please tell me how many watches do you have
Very insightful Guy!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks buddy.
I’ve always needed only another one.