Welcome to Wrong Time Watch—my name is Kevin, and in this video I’m sharing my most worn watches of 2025. This is the first year I actually tracked wear time (I did miss about a month over the summer… not sure what happened there), but even with that, the data is super interesting. I also made a point this year to focus more wrist time on a smaller group of watches instead of bouncing around constantly. I run through everything from the “barely worn” pieces (like a Yacht-Master-style watch I only wore twice, my Seiko King Turtle Save the Ocean, and my vintage Tudor Oyster Prince Date Day) up to the heavy hitters. The Grand Seiko Snowflake only got three days and it’s basically my dress watch, which tells you I should probably wear it more. I also talk about comfort and practicality—like the quartz tactical watch that’s lightweight and grab-and-go, and my Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical on a hook-and-loop strap that ended up being a super easy wear. At the top of the list, my Rolex Submariner Date 126610LV got 57 wears, my no-date Sub (124060) was right behind it, and my most worn watch of the year was the Rolex Explorer 224270 at 122 wears. It also turns into a bit of an honest conversation about the money tied up in watches, the idea of owning fewer pieces, and the whole point of the hobby: buy what you want, wear it, and enjoy it.