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If we had wealth, what kind of watch would we buy? In fact, with so much money, everything is technically possible. Our minds are a little distracted, so we think we will write our thoughts in today's article. What did we choose? Let us find out! Daily batter: Rolex Cosmograph Daytona
If you are looking for daily thugs, then a trusted Rolex may be a wise move. After all, Rolex is known for its sturdy timepieces, and we think Daytona may be one of the best choices. In fact, for good reasons, we chose the same watch for similar articles.

The 40mm timepiece is the flagship product of this Geneva-based manufacturer and is definitely one of the most popular series. Interestingly, we do believe that, despite its sporty nature, Daytona is a versatile item-it can be worn on different occasions. Coupled with the reliable Superlative Chronometer certified 4130 movement, we certainly agree that the performance of this watch is as good as its appearance.

Luxury sports watch: Chopard Alpine Eagle
When it comes to luxury sports watches, there are a few obvious choices. However, for today's article, we think we might want to take a road off the beaten track. Cue Chopin Mountain Eagle.

For experienced collectors, Alpine Eagle may be a familiar work. This is because this series is a reinterpretation of St. Moritz, which is the first watch designed by Karl-Friedrich Scheufele in 1980 when he was only 22 years old. An integrated bracelet consisting of ingot-shaped links with raised caps. This combination, coupled with the textured sunburst dial inspired by the eagle's iris, is undoubtedly a sight worth seeing.

This is undoubtedly an excellent watch, and it is a good choice for people who want to explore something different from other watches.

Weird independence: MB&F HM3
We have always been big fans of Max Büsser and his work, especially his quirky interpretation of timekeeping and his tendency to incorporate creative elements into watches.

Among all his works, Horological Machine 3 (HM3) may be one of our favorites. We like its polarized appearance, with a pair of charming domes (for this particular version), which can show the time and act as a design element. When it was first launched in 2009, HM3 was so ahead of the times, we can still say that it is almost the same 12 years later.

As shown in the picture, this version is a collaboration with Stepan Sarpaneva. This watch called Moonmachine is equipped with Sarpaneva's iconic moon phase indicator, making this charming timepiece even more charming.

Elegant independence: Grönefeld 1941 Remontoire
The independent watchmaking world is very active, which is why we are their loyal fans. On the one hand, you have incredible creativity and incredible work from the likes of MB&F and Urwerk. On the other hand, we have restrained and amazing timepieces, such as Grönefeld 1941 Remontoire.

The 39.5mm 1941 Remontoire, launched in 2016, is an award-winning timepiece equipped with remontoire complications. Remontoire is a constant force, which means that it releases the same amount of energy in the entire power reserve of the watch. This can maintain the accuracy of the watch, especially for a watch with a large mainspring, when it is fully wound, it will contain a lot of torque (according to Hooke's law, it will cause uneven energy release when it unfolds on its own) ).

In addition to its complexity, resistance lies in the finishing of the watch. With the help of professional watchmaker Andreas Strehler, every element is completed at the highest level at almost any cost. We also have a soft spot for Gronefeld's manual winding parts (such as in this case) because it allows us to appreciate the entire movement.

Classic: Patek Philippe Ref. 5270 Perpetual Calendar Chronograph
We use a typical classic to summarize this article: Patek Philippe References. 5270 perpetual calendar chronograph.

The perpetual calendar chronograph is one of the most coveted and highly regarded timepieces in the world. It combines two highly complex complications (in the form of a chronograph and a perpetual calendar) and is considered one of the most iconic designs among collectors.

It is worth noting that this particular reference model-5270-is the best of all Patek Philippe's perpetual calendar chronographs. All this is due to the fact that this watch is equipped with the first fully self-designed and manufactured perpetual calendar chronograph movement. This takes it completely to a new level, although there is no denying that the predecessors who use Valjoux or Lemania ebauches have not slackened.

With all the correct boxes checked, it is difficult to find a legendary watch like this. If we have enough funds, this is definitely a watch we will add to our collection at any time.

If you are a watch collector, it is of course great to have money, and the budget seems to be large. There are so many watches to own, but for most of us, we can only dream. For the more fortunate people, there may be a chance to own at least one or two of the listed watches. In our own humble opinion, this is indeed sufficient for many of us. Of course, if there is a chance, one must share the wealth with the unfortunate-if one has the ability and luck to do so.

Finally, what do you think of our choice today? As a collector, what would you buy, especially if you have a windfall? Let us know in the comments section below.