Left to right:
Sub 14060M: Fell in love with the Sub long time ago, finally was able to get one of the "last proper" ones. In all honesty, year, size, bezel or movement, I don't really care, give me all, and I will love them all.
Sinn 104 St Sa: Am airline pylit so Sinn is in. Any flieger will, would, should do, just love Sinn and German engineering. Am also a nato wh*re.
Seiko SKX007: Attempted some mods. I love Seikos. And nato straps.
1952 Rodana Chronograph: More sentimental than any of the others. Was my late grandfather's. Rodana (later Rodania) doesn't have the legacy or heritage of the Swiss heavy hitters, nevertheless, this particular one will keep on ticking as long as I am alive.
Christopher Ward Malvern Chronograph: I'd say this was my first "real" watch purchase, late 2007 IIRC. CW wasn't really a thing then, and this Malvern (quartz) won't turn heads, but, in a roundabout way I feel I made CW the success they are today.
Casio G-Shock: Basic survival. When the globe will be too hot live on, and/or zombies pester us, we all need a G-Shock.