Gentlemen, here are a few standout posts from Watch Lover this week. 1. @David Denham Jr — What's Your Signature Watch? ⌚ David kicked off one of the best discussions of the week: what's the one watch you reach for without thinking? For him it's the Mido. 51 comments later, the thread is a treasure trove of personal watch philosophy. Find your people (and maybe your next piece) here: https://www.skool.com/watch-lover/whats-your-signature-watch 2. @James Milson — Tool Watch Tuesday: Casio G-Shock "Mudman" 🛠️ James kept Tool Watch Tuesday alive with his trusty Mudman, inspired by fellow community members Johan and Warren. It's the kind of post that makes this community feel like a group of friends geeking out together. Plus: G-Shocks never go out of style. Check it out: https://www.skool.com/watch-lover/tool-watch-tuesday-the-casio-g-shock-mudman 3. @Warren Money — Are You Collecting or Accumulating? 🤔 Warren asked the hard question every watch enthusiast needs to face: are you building a collection with intention, or just piling up pieces? The thread turned into a reflective, community-building conversation. Jump in and share your philosophy: https://www.skool.com/watch-lover/are-you-collecting-or-accumulating 4. @Chad Smith — WOTM: May 2026 📅 Chad kept the Watch of the Month tradition going with his May roundup. These monthly threads are where the community shares what's been on the wrist and what's on the wishlist. See the picks: https://www.skool.com/watch-lover/wotm-may-2026-2 5. @Joe Asumendi — Seldom Worn Gem 💎 Joe spotlighted a piece from his collection that doesn't get enough wrist time — and the community showed up. Sometimes the best posts are the ones that make you look at your own collection differently. Give it some love: https://www.skool.com/watch-lover/seldom-worn-gem

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I have recently became more interested in watches. I have been watching YouTube videos and reading articles about different manufacturers. Swiss vs Japanese etc. Currently my two “nicest” watches are both citizens. I wanted to get this groups opinion. What are some nice everyday wear watches for the office? Something with some class and elegance to them.

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You’re choosing just one iconic watch. Option 1: Rolex Submariner - Sporty, timeless, versatile, powerful everyday presence. Option 2: Omega Speedmaster - Legendary history, more understated, more collector energy, classic chronograph appeal. So let’s debate it: Which one would you rather own and wear for the next 10 years? Which watch impresses watch guys more…and which one impresses normal people more?