Do you own brands other than Rolex?

[cwilo]

Definitely Rolex heavy, but have singles in some other brands (JLC, Seiko, FPJ, Doxa). Looking to branch off further, but Rolex is still core of the collection

[City74]

Doxa, Omega, Stowa, Steinhart, Christopher Ward and Seiko right now. Just sold a Sinn and Damasko

[lapince]

I own AP and Patek, actually no Rolex for the moment, had 4, getting the new Pepsi, anyways love these two brands way more than Rolex, really another level, not at all in the same league...

[gates]

Mainly Rolex, others, one of each: a JLC Reverso, a MOTM, a Patek 5196p, a blue Pelagos, and a couple IWC pilot watches - a MK XV and a MK XVIII.

[GradyPhilpott]

Rolex
Tudor
Hamilton
Timex
Pulsar
Orient
Seiko
Tissot
Le Coultre
F. Constant
Smith & Wesson
Casio
Citizen
AquaForce

[opawlows]

Currently own watches from the following brands:

Rolex
Tudor
Breitling
Panerai
Bell & Ross
Tag Heuer
Montblanc
Squale
Jean Richard
Hamilton
Seiko
Victorinox
Casio (G-Shock)
Armida
Fossil
Timex

[never2late]

Omega, Hamilton, Movado and even a Steinhart to knock around in.

[Rags]

I own..
Rolex
Tudor
Tag Heuer
Squale
Citizen
Hamilton
Invicta
Seiko.

[agsstructures]

AP and Omega

[roadcarver]

Rolex, Omega, Breitling, Steinhart, Seiko, Timex, Seagull, Citizen and various no name auto watches.

[timepieceluvr]

Rolex
AP
Patek
Breguet
Omega
Seiko



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[SharpyDave]

Rolex, Tudor, IWC, VC, Blancpain, Victorinox

[_speedmaster_]

Rolex
JLC
H. Moser
JLC
Blancpain
Omega
Hamilton
Seiko
Citizen

[SunTzu]

Seiko, Sinn, Tudor, and some old odd ball vintage brands. Plus a handful of American WW2 watches.

[bobernet]

A. Lange & Sohne
Audemars Piguet
Blancpain
Rolex

Have owned in the past:

Jaeger LeCoultre
Omega
Panerai
Vacheron Constantin

[dmhines]

Yes. See sig.

[janice&fred]

considering this thread is in the "other (non rolex)" forum section i would hope most of us have other stuff!

we always hunt for vintage watch treasure around these south pacific islands and love pretty much everything we find regardless of brand. it's all good!

[zrlee83]

Citizen
Tag Heuer
Breitling

[jaroush]

I own Omegas and IWC's. IWC in particular has great products and treats customers well. It's a refreshing change from Rolex who seem not to care about customers at all.

[synequano]

Outside Rolex I have:
Cartier
Tag
Panerai
Omega
JLC
Seiko
Casio
Athaya

[Helmi]

Other than rolex: omega, ap, patek, fp journe, tudor

[Manually_Wound]

Hands down AP and JLC. AP for the beautiful genta design and signature finishing (I also love AP vintage dress watches). and JLC for their under-the-radar yet timeless design and their incredible diversity when to comes to complications. I cannot think of a single JLC piece that is objectively ugly.

[Playinwittime]

Omega, Tudor, Ball, Oris, Carl F. Bucherer, etc.

[mrenvy]

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[365DAS]

Mainly Rolex for me but have a handful of Tudors (pretty much same brand!), a Panerai, and a Bremont. Really would like to add a couple of Pateks, AP, and Omega (the one I’ve struggled knowing which to get the most tbh)


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[subtona]

Cartier
Fp Journe
Grand Seiko
Oris
Patek.

Each of them enhances the collection for the better imho.
Truth be told I seldom wear the rolex with the exception of travel and beach time.

As the summer rolls in I expect I will wear the sub a bit more frequently vs the leather strap.

[janice&fred]

Originally Posted by subtona

As the summer rolls in I expect I will wear the sub a bit more frequently vs the leather strap.

very true about the leather strap. here in the deep tropics we have basically two seasons...hot and hotter. however it's surprising how many fellow local collectors can manage something on a leather strap all day. about the only way i find it workable is by wearing them on the loose side, and the thinner the strap the better.

[bobernet]

Originally Posted by janice&fred

very true about the leather strap. here in the deep tropics we have basically two seasons...hot and hotter. however it's surprising how many fellow local collectors can manage something on a leather strap all day. about the only way i find it workable is by wearing them on the loose side, and the thinner the strap the better.

For me to make it work in those conditions mean the strap has to rest at least a few days between wearing to dry out, and I have to be committed to more frequent strap replacements.

I don’t find it too bad if you’re in an air conditioned office or home most of the time, but working outside or on vacation it’s a total non-starter.

[Thrasher36]

Mostly Rolex and Omega but I have a few PAMs

[mickyd329]

My current collection is strictly Rolex and AP. I am working on a PP AD relationship as we speak and hope to add PP to the mix. I've tried other brands like IWC, PAM, JLC, Chopard, and Breitling. As much as I change out my watches, the beating on the resale side keeps me away from other brands. The only watch on my buy list regardless of resale value the ALS Datograph.