I've been a watch enthusiast since I was very young. I remember being in elementary school wearing a lot of Casio digital watches.there was even one that took your pulse rate which was hi tech back then. Up to early high school, I wore Swatch watches then latter part of high school through college and early med school I wore 3 different Tag Heuer watches. To this day I have two of the Tag Heuers sitting in my watch. I would say they held up quite well though ones clasp is broken (but still wearable) and the other one is a little too snug to wear. Internship through residency I mostly wore my Omega Constellation along with my Tag Heuer watches. Up until this point all my watches were gifts from my parents.
After residency: At some point I added a Philip Stein watch.
My collection grew a lot this past couple of years: mostly Swiss automatic and added a German watch which sadly is now probably on its way back to Germany (broken mainspring

), Japanese digitals. I also was able to find a birth year watch and add it to my collection. Right now I've been bitten by the digital bug and just bought my first G shock. I also have a smartwatch in my collection. Overall the watches I have I hold on to and not flip, most of them represent milestones in my life. I have watches in my collection that are > 15 years old, still looks and works great.
Here's the current list:
- Tag Heuer 1500
- Tag Heuer Professional 2000
- Technomarine Cruise Chrono
- Omega Constaellation 94 Automatic (gold and steel)
- Philip Stein teslar
- Breitling Galactic Auto 36
- Breitling TransOcean 38 automatic
- Jaeger LeCoultre Reverso Lady (gold and steel)
- Rolex President 6917 (gold, diamond dial)
- Swatch Sistem51
- Swatch Philippine Centennial Commemorative limited edition (1997)
- Nomos Tangente 33 Special Edition (Doctors Without Borders)
- Casio A 159W Japan DH
- Casio GW M5610MR 4er -- solar atomic, multi band 6
- Pebble Watch
- Apple Watch -- 38mm Watch with Milanese Loop and black sports band
Summary:
- 2 Japanese digital watches
- 2 Smart Watches
- 6 Quartz (4 Swiss the other 2 not sure)
- 6 mechanical (5 Swiss automatic 1 German manual wind)
I've tried several times to pass my watches on to my daughter (she's in high school) but she's not interested at all and does not even wear a watch. She says she doesn't need one because her cellphone can tell the time.
