Do you have one watch that is your travel/adventure companion? If so, let’s hear your stories/see some photos.

For me, it is my polar Explorer 2.

Ironically, i had bought this watch as a bit of a coping mechanism after finding out my father had lung cancer. Despite that somewhat grim association, it has become my go-to watch for any outdoors-oriented trip or any trip involving visiting a new and somewhat exotic location. It’s been with me to the glaciers of the Caucus mountains…

The one watch that is your travel/adventure companion?

As the subject says… I'd be keen on seeing what you have on a NATO strap.

TIA.

[Long post alert]

I am reaching the end of my watch acquisition journey – atleast as far as higher-end watches go. Have 1 slot left in my main watch box and at some point, i will fill it. So thought I’d share the (near) end result of 11 years in the obsession, and also ask what you would get as the 12th piece.

I’ve broken my collection into categories – some of it is by design and some of it is just how the chips fell. Even though i dont buy watches to fit into a…

SOTC and missing the final piece – what would you get?