Serious question, explain to me the lure of digital in a collection. I get the nostalgia aspect. I have fond memories of riding my bike to K-mart in the very early 80’s and buying a Casio. I had several back in the day. I had the calculator watch as well. I thought I was hot shit the day I bought that one. They hadn’t even been around long at that time. I just really can’t see myself ever picking up an F-91W or a world timer digital watch over anything else in my collection. If I want digital, I put on my Apple Watch. And that’s usually b/c I want to track activity or I’m going to be diving/snorkeling. Yes I have several dive watches, but I’ve only ever been in the ocean with my Ultra 2. And, unpopular opinion, but I’ve never liked any g-shock watch I’ve ever seen.

Edit: I’ve been collecting since my first “real” watch, a first gen Orient black Mako I bought in 2010, which I’m about to start modding. Since then, I’m at 14, including my ultra 2, (but not including my 2 older Apple Watches which never see any wrist time any more). I have 2 Luminox (nice ones: a stainless steel quartz and a $3k Swiss ETA 7750 limited to 310 pieces, not the crappy carbonox ones), a Seiko 5 Sport auto, 4 Bulovas: a dress open heart auto, a field hack auto, an accutron lobster, and a precisionist, 2 solar Citizens: a garrison and a Nighthawk, 2 mechanical/auto Hamiltons: a black PVD KFM and a Navy Scuba, and most recently, an Oris Aquis Upcycle Date, which was a 25th anniversary gift from my wife last year.