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Thanks. I grew up looking at my dad's Rolex hence the 6694 was my first serious watch (used up my savings then). Along the way I have traded a few and eventually reached this stage. Not wanting to fix a direction with my collection but with a (very) limited budget I have been entertaining two thoughts: (1) to look at the signature pieces of each brand (which might mean choosing one of many since nowadays many brands have multiple signature models), and (2) a collection which meets all my requirements e.g. One for work, for play, for weekends, travels etc.
The above approach is by no means cast in stone and clearly all the nice pictures on this forum only makes it all the more difficult (but fun). Looking forward to hearing views from seasoned members on how to choose my next one. I am based in Singapore by the way. 
First post!
Dear all, I have been following puristpro for years, learning so much from all the members. I guess in a way I have reached a stage where I thought it make sense to make my first posting. Please find a picture of my humble collection. Question to members ...
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Thanks. I grew up looking at my dad\'s Rolex hence the 6694 was my first serious watch (used up my savings then). Along the way I have traded a few and eventually reached this stage. Not wanting to fix a direction with my collection but with a (very) limi...
Great collection!
As for the next piece - maybe something more refined and sleeker? Perhaps a manual-winding dress watch?
Welcome to the site. There is no right or wrong as far as collecting. The simplest advice is to get what you like. You will find that in time a theme might emerge. And if not who cares?
Choices are many and there are no wrong ones. To be an enthusiast does not require you to have any watches To be a collector has no demand on numbers or principles. To have a collection requires no minimum numbers or theme. Just get what you like and ok w...
Seems like a pure dress watch is missing here..
Something along the line of perhaps a VC Patrimony Traditionelle Small Seconds or a Lange Saxonia... Or maybe a Moser & Cie if you are looking for a more esoteric piece..
Welcome.
You have a very nice collection. A Reverso is a solid choice; you cannot go wrong there. And you should be able to find one at any budget. Good luck.
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Nice collection. I would also suggest something smaller and more \'classical\' if that fits in with your lifestyle? A brand not represented is Lange - perhaps the new Saxonia 37mm (very reasonably priced) or an older Lange 1 (stealth and Darth being two f...
Welcome, Lance!
As to what\'s next, your idea about a Reverso is spot on! Maybe a Rouge to spice your collection a bit? Cheers and looking forward to lots of contributions from you, Alex
Welcome here!
Nice collection - and a nice spread of different type of watches! Best Blomman
Welcome to the forum. Nothing humble about that beautiful collection.
Would love to hear the story behind the collection. Bill
Felicitations on your first posting
lance, The transition from lurker to poster is a powerful step. With great power comes great responsibility I would say....pause....get nothing. Talk to your local PuristSPro moderator...Robin Wong.. Enjoy yourself at a few local GTG. What you have alread...
Love the AP and the IWC............
Welcome to the forum, looking forward to seeing more of your posts! Tony
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Thank you everyone for your inputs, which I will go through and digest. One thing for sure is looking forward to joining the GTGs. Cheers and have a great day.
Very nice mate!
I agree with some of the other fellas that have replied, go for something classic and dressy. No date, hand wound perhaps. I'd stick with steel to keep the cost down and also because you seem like a tough watch guy. Maybe even a portuguieser hand wound? I...
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You have a very nice collection ! I think a JLC Reverso is a good next watch to complement your collection as you mentioned. Dressy, iconic and refined, a great addition to your current family. Alternatively if you wish for a gold dress watch that has eve...
Thanks again!
I am humbled by the many thoughtful responses from members, and it goes to show the passion infused in this site. Yes I am based in Singapore. Do let me know when is the next GTG.
Welcome here
Thats a very nice collection you have...very balanced. And like many here have mentioned, missing a dressier watch...PSM Resilience, maybe?
Nice set of watches!
Welcome here. What you should get next? Something you like! Maybe a independent? Dornblüth & Sohn? Or perhaps something more out of the box like a Sarpaneva?