From my massive collection of 2 I think I've really come to appreciate my GMT Master for it's incredible versatility. Plus I got it onto a Nato this year which I'm loving.
From my personal collection, it's got to be this...
And my favourite affordable* watch launched in 2015 is this...
(not my watch, not my photo)
*Roger Smith excluded
I think my sea dweller non ceramic has been the most worn for me this year surprisingly.
Basically a toss up between my Pelagos and my Seiko MM300. Both still bring a smile to my face and are pretty frequent selections from the watch box. But, on reflection 9 times out of 10 this year when I've been on holiday or away from home for a night or two and have been limited to one watch it has been the Tudor that has travelled with me.
Has to be the Tudor Pelagos. Looks so right to me, I do love a Ti watch and the hand set and indices fit the design perfectly. Also the way it suits the bracelet, tudor rubber (with the bracelet end links), Isofrane and Nato (especially Eddie's new grey one!) makes it a winner for me.
For the value with my money, quality and time of wear I say the Seiko Velatura. I bought it new for under 200usd, amazing quality for that and had it on the entire summer which was like three months. But 49mm is to much for me nowdays, sadly. So flipped it but still best deal of 2015 and the watch I enjoyed the most! Wish it had been 42mm though...
I bought some great watches in 2015.
I wore the BLNR quite a lot after getting it - a cracking watch and the JLC is truly lovely, but in a cash raising exercise (flat purchase with my Son) they have both had to go, so I guess the EZM1 is this years winner for me.
Andy
Wanted - Damasko DC57
Got my grail this year: so it has to be this one :-
I have two favourites from this year which I have been looking at for some time, as I haven't seen many about.
Firstly an Omega Railmaster 39mm
Then a no date Longines Legend Diver
I'm really happy with both of them but if I had to pick out of the two I think that the Railmaster just edges into the lead
This got the most wear as my Mon-Fri go to general purpose watch.
16610 on one of Eddies NATO's
Most worn as its not been off my wrist since it arrived
Sinn U1
Favourite
DSSD
These two, thanks guys, you know who you are. Happy Xmas & New Year. All the best to the forum and harmony.
My favourite has been the Nomos Tangente Sport I bought from another member. I was looking for an everyday dressier watch and this fits very well. 100m WR, a little bit of lume and slightly larger than the standard Tangente have won me over. Also the timekeeping is excellent at a very stable +1.9spd.
It's an MIH, have a look at this...
http://mih-watch.ch/
I surprised my self by wearing this lot during the year as I a consider my self to be a vintage Omega guy.......
I love this and the "what are you going to buy in 2016" threads. They make me feel totally comforted in advance of spending (wasting) money on even more watches again next year, thanks for the gentle preparation
A few bits and pieces have come and gone since I joined the forum. Below are a few that I've either newly acquired, serviced or modded since I started here.
This got bleached, still enjoy wearing it regularly.
Love this 6309 even though it has an after market dial.
Another special Seiko, one of my favourites this year thanks to Wayne/Yungsung.
Newly acquired and freshly serviced by Duncan.
Had the good fortune to receive a free service for this from Omega UK. I had previously stopped wearing it after it started running 20 secs/d slow a couple of years ago.
Really enjoying this thanks to Ken/Wallasey Runner.
My Submariner has been sold this week along with the Planet Ocean. I initially enjoyed them both, eventually I decided neither were for me.
I will add a pic of my PRS18-A when it returns from having its bracelet beadblasted. Couldn't begin to choose an overall favourite.
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Have to agree with you there Roy (although I've had it off) I've sold a couple of high end watches like my Omega 2264 and Damasko DA36 which were fantastic watches, but there's something about this Seiko which makes it a very wearable watch for me and pick it up more than others.
That's a lovely pic of Seamaster GMT
I thought that looked expensive...
It's beautiful though.
i didnt buy many this year and the birth of my first kid means this will probably be true until i retire!
However, my fave watch was probably my DSSD but then i bought a breitling mesh yesterday and i cant believe how ace my SOH looks on it and it suddenly feels like my fave of the year even at this late stage of the game: