Question - do you take more than one watch with you when travelling?

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Unless I'm driving I don't bring any, they all goto their homes at various safe deposit boxes.
 
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Unless I'm driving I don't bring any, they all goto their homes at various safe deposit boxes.

So you don't wear a watch at all when you're traveling? Or you just don't bring any extras?
 
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I once decided that if I own something and will not wear or use it, it is not worth owning. The revelation came when I was thinking of not taking a Leica on vacation, a time when 75% of all my pictures are taken. If I cannot afford to lose it, it is too expensive to own.
 
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So you don't wear a watch at all when you're traveling? Or you just don't bring any extras?
Ahh, I'll take one with me on flying trips and more than one if driving. Between shoving things in bags for x-rays, TSA and unsecure hotel safes I figure extras will one day go missing or break.
 
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I will also only bring one watch along if I'm flying. The watch of choice is contingent upon where I am traveling. As an example, my wife and I recently enjoyed a wonderful trip a couple of months ago to Punta Cana. I wished to keep the watch low key but still look nice for this venture. So, I swapped my Speedy Pro to the OEM NATO and off we went! In my opinion, it remained quite photogenic even while keeping a low profile:



I also snagged an homage pic in tribute to our own @Mad Dog on the plane headed home!

 
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I'll take two [different] watches when traveling...but only a maximum of two watches...more than two watches could overload the system.

 
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Just take a crappy rotary for the pool or beach and maybe a nice one for an evening. On work it's a Seiko or nothing