Well, I am accused of being cruel to our readers, and forcing everyone into deep thoughts and painful decisions, so it is only fair that I also answer the question. I did not spend much time on the photo; it's just a quick point and shoot.

Here is the explanation:

• The Sinn is my "go to" watch . . . over the last six or eight years, this watch has more wrist time than any other watch in my collection; probably more wrist time than any two or three other watches. This is the watch for the morning run; the comfortable one that I switch into at night. So this one is the easy choice, in the real world.
• The second execution Autavia was also an easy choice. To me, this one represents the very best of the vintage Heuers. Yes, there are some that are more rare, and others that are more valuable, but none that is better on the wrist. So if I will be left with one Heuer, this will be the one . . . a relatively easy decision for me.
• I debated long and hard on the third watch -- should it be a Carrera? Or maybe a Monaco, just to have a watch with a different look? Or perhaps a dive watch or a pilots watch? In the end, I kept thinking about how much I have enjoyed this Rolex Explorer over the years, and it is a nice change from the chronographs . . . a simple three-hand watch, that will usually go unnoticed, with a timeless design and beautiful color.

Jeff