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Variety is, indeed, the spice of life. Most recently and surprisingly (as I mentioned earlier in this thread) I bought the least expensive watch in my collection - a $50 Casio.

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It hasn't left my wrist since opening the box and has not varied even one second in time keeping over the week I've worn it. Could the timekeeping ability be as good as 1 second per month? Perhaps.

I find it interesting and quite amusing that such an inexpensive and humble watch can be so enjoyable - even in the presence of many much "nicer" and more expensive watches. 😊
 
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Arrived! MIDO Oceanstar 600

Indirect sunlight.
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Direct Sunlight.
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600M water resistance. Certified Chronometer. Will I test the 600 meters? No. Will I use it as a diver? Yes.

Me off the Southern coast of Oahu.

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EDIT: to add LUM shot. This is a light based forum right? Why don't I see more LUM shots of watches?

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Carry On!
 
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What do y'all use to store your watch collection? Post your solution.

I just had a package of 3 items arrive. My first attempt at finding a good option.

Travel Case
Glass top storage box to help in charging the Tough Solar G-Shock and Protrek watches of my last 40 years of watch wear.
A lamp to charge them.

Top row is my old watches. Next 2 rows I have purchased in the last 6 months since finding this thread.
2nd row is Mechanical.
3rd row is Quartz.
Room to grow.

1 watch missing is on my wrist. The Mido Ocean Star 600.

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Carry On!
 
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