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My 5 for 2020 Nostalgia can be a powerful feeling, and I've grown accustomed to the watches I own. Some of these pieces have been in my collection for nearly nine years and have become milestones in my personal journey. While they are just material possessions without intrinsic meaning, they hold significant value for me at this moment. In the first three months of 2020, I spent time alternating between my Rolex, Omega, and Zenith, ultimately rotating back to the Omega. Mechanical watches have become my preference, but I appreciate having at least one quartz option, which is why the Armani has a place in my collection. Although I rarely wear my Seiko, it remains a favorite. Every collection needs at least one reliable beater mechanical watch. Roll Call Rolex Explorer 114270 Omega Seamaster 2531.80 Zenith Cal 126 Seiko Monster SKX781 Victorinox INOX Armani Exchange AR585 Casio G-Shock DW6900-1 Casio G-Shock G9000-1 Casio G-Shock GLX5600-4 Apple Series 2 42mm Swatch SUOB709 Chopping

Reflections on My Watch Collection Recently, I've been re-evaluating my collection and shifting my wrist time away from the Omega and Rolex, which I used to wear most frequently, alongside my Apple Watch. For the past few weeks, I have primarily worn the Zenith Cal 126 vintage piece that I purchased in 2015. Its size is perfect, and the overall form factor and color combination align with my current preferences in watches. While the Rolex Explorer remains impeccable and the Omega Seamaster holds a special place in my heart, I find this simple Zenith to be truly phenomenal. Provenance Considerations I must admit that I'm not entirely certain about the provenance of this particular Zenith; it could be a replica or a knock-off. Regardless, it works well and meets my needs. In hindsight, while a Hamilton Khaki or Seiko SARB033 would have been great additions to my collection, I wouldn't have experienced the joy of owning something vintage. The Allure of the Sub-Second Dial The