Airline pilots - what kind of watch do you wear?

In my case, I got into watches after I ran an automatic watch that popped off my wrist while in a wheelchair after an accident at work. I saw all the little gears and springs which fascinated me. I REALLY got into watches - started buying Chinese Alpha watches just to see how they worked - taking them apart and putting them back together. Once I got into that, I started to buy higher and higher end watches - got a few Breitlings, Tudors, and such. I gave my Dad a Tudor and a Breitling for his 65th birthday and for his retirement. I inherited them back when he passed away in August 2017. My home was burglarized in November 2018. I lost everything of financial value including the 128 watches in my collection. That took all the joy out of my collecting watches for the longest time; I only recently gotten back into them and have fallen into that rabbit hole again. I think I have 30 or so watches now ranging from Chinese Alpha and Seagulls to a Rolex Cookie Monster. I am fighting my desire of buying a Patek 5711 or 5712 right now. I have the cash I just don't know if I want to spend so much on something that will have limited use. I have been thrifty in many ways over the years and I don't know if I really want to spend double the amount of my current most expensive watch for something like the Patek. I am going to go into an AD tomorrow. Let's see if I have control of myself.