Tim breaks down how $30,000 can build a remarkably well-rounded watch collection in this episode of Watches Today! He divides the budget across the 5 essential categories every collector should aim to cover: the anchor, the dress watch, the sports watch, the vintage watch, and the cheap watch. From there, he reveals his personal favorites from each category and the reasoning behind every pick. From the versatility of a Glashütte Original to the heritage of IWC and the sporty character of Breitling, Tim makes the case for each watch and the role it plays in a complete collection.
Let us know what your personal $30,000 watch collection would look like in the comments!
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