Ideal Watch Collection

Collector Score

Compare Watches Across Design, Utility, Craft and Value

SW200-1

Sinn EZM 3 Card
DESIGN
Utility
Craft
Value

T10

Titoni Seascoper 600 CarbonTech Card
DESIGN
Utility
Craft
Value

Elite 670

Zenith Defy Revival A3642 Card
DESIGN
Utility
Craft
Value

H-10

Hamilton Khaki Field Titanium Card
DESIGN
Utility
Craft
Value

DUW 4101

Nomos Tangente 38 Date Pompadour Card
DESIGN
Utility
Craft
Value

H-10

Hamilton American Classic Boulton Death Stranding 2 Card
DESIGN
Utility
Craft
Value

4R36

Seiko Prospex Turtle Card
DESIGN
Utility
Craft
Value

El Primero 4046

Zenith Doublematic Card
DESIGN
Utility
Craft
Value

DUW 6101

DESIGN
Utility
Craft
Value

DUW 5101

DESIGN
Utility
Craft
Value

5011K

Zenith Pilot Type 20 Montre d'Aeronef 5011K Card
DESIGN
Utility
Craft
Value

Calibre 11

Hamilton Pan-Europ 703
DESIGN
Utility
Craft
Value

How the Collector Score Works

Each Collector Score is built around four equally weighted categories: Design, Utility, Craft and Value. Together, they give a balanced view of how a watch looks, works, is made and sits in the market.

Design

Looks at the visual identity of the watch, including its proportions, dial, case, controls, finishing, colours and connection to its design lineage.

Utility

Focuses on practical ownership and everyday use, including the movement, durability, water resistance, readability, wearability, controls and useful features.

Craft

Considers the quality and horological interest behind the watch, from movement architecture and finishing to materials, servicing, certification and heritage.

Value

Looks at where the watch sits in the market, including price, scarcity, competition, ownership costs and overall price-to-performance.

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