Watches and....

[Giangos]

Watches
Japanese fishing reels from the 60s -80s
Scotch whiskey


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[danwang0520]

Here’s my Montblanc pen collection:


I also enjoy listening to hifi as well:







Current collection: 1) Rolex Submariner 116610LV, 2) Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch Professional 311.30.42.30.01.006, 3) Panerai Luminor GMT 10-days PAM533

[Zuger]

Have a few dozen vintage fountain pens.

[Kiddodoc]

Guitars!

[B2 Stealth]

Rolex
MontBlanc
Knives

[MDMH]

Originally Posted by danwang0520

Here’s my Montblanc pen collection:


I also enjoy listening to hifi as well:







Current collection: 1) Rolex Submariner 116610LV, 2) Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch Professional 311.30.42.30.01.006, 3) Panerai Luminor GMT 10-days PAM533

Wow!!! There we go!!!! Drool drool....
I also enjoy audio analog/digital but not at that level.... 90’s House Vinyl Junkie!

[MercLBDM]

Coats, jackets, jeans, shoes, training shoes, fragrances. To be honest pretty much anything I can wear I’m quite likely to buy in ridiculous quantities and always be thinking about “the next”.

Part of the reason I think I didn’t stop after my first Rolex watch is that it’s the one thing I can keep going with which does not require the house extending (again) or a move. I swear the other half looks more pained when I look at clothes and shoes than she ever does when I’m looking at watches. “You don’t need more trainers / shoes / jeans...” is oft heard, but she’s yet to say the same of watches, and she’s remarkably supportive of my desire for more of those. I could probably easier justify several thousand pounds on a watch to her than buying another pair of trainers without getting rid of a pair on a one out one in basis.

I don’t feel the same about cars because I get to change every 90-180 days, and don’t have any need or desire to own one while my role enables me to do so.


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[august1410]

I collect some things that are not mentioned on the forum, and out of respect for the membership, I won’t mention any of them more than I have already.

That said, I have an affinity for the crime films of the 1960s and 1970s and have a lot of them on blu ray.


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[iTreelex]

Just watches.

[Peter Toronto]

Watches and cedar strip canoes.




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[SDREW22]

Me too!

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[maylebox]

Pinball machines, Chris Reeve knives, and unmentionables that go bang round out my collectibles. I also have a couple of collectible cars but don't really count those.

[Brady2117]

These pics of different types of things collected are AWESOME!

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[scottwmitch]

Watches and wallets!! Great thread btw.

[HogwldFLTR]

Over the years, collections have included the following: books, bicycles and gear, motorcycles, cars, trucks, riding gear, helmets, boats, sailing gear, guitars, watches, wallets, knives, marshal arts belts (and weapons) in varying styles, training equipment, stamps, coins, art work, antique furniture, electronics (including audio, video, and computing), pens, notebooks, college degrees, pipes and paraphernalia, buttons, toys, craft boxes, china, silver including services and flat wear, booze, dogs, cameras, shoes and clothing, tools, paintings and art works, a series of homes in locations around the US, and experiences in general. I may have missed somethings.

[1William]

Watches, lighters and some pens.

[kans86]

Vintage devices, such as this calculator.




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[Anestheticsaregood]

Probably buying my 3rd car today... does that count as a collection?

[HogwldFLTR]

Originally Posted by Anestheticsaregood

Probably buying my 3rd car today... does that count as a collection?

Sure it does!