@RufusCat
We're all in a different state of addiction, whether it's # of timepieces, cost or both. This is my collection, although it's missing 2 pieces (my EDC's).
Tread carefully and never buy a watch as some sort of investment...at best you'll get lucky and make a little; hopefully you break even but, mostly, you'll lose a little or A LOT. Buy what you like, I'm a spec geek so that's the baseline I work off and where, IMO, everyone should start (learn watch specs to decide what's important to/for you!). After that, it's how my mood is as far as type or style. I have no brand loyalty although I'm partial to Breguet for historical reasons, despite not owning one for obvious reasons; but it seems fashionable in certain circles to
on them these days. As you can see, I don't own many quartz pieces as I focus on mechanicals due to having an engineers brain.Congrats on your Seiko...solid pick.
And just to clarify...my collection is just starting. I was originally a vintage pocket watch collector. Wristwatches are my other halves fault. I was doing perfectly fine until she acted on an idea.
Happy Hunting.
and keeps excellent time and now that I've got it off their included NATO (way too stiff, went with the ColaReb Firenze Grey leather one 
) that sealed it. I may be a stan for big date functions too, I've come to realize. They can be hit or miss with some of their designs, like all watch makers, but I think you'd dig them as your field watch of choice if you did find one you like 
