Been there and done that. I had six at one point...sandwich, 57 reissue, broad arrow...in the end my favorite was a dead standard hesalite moonwatch with the earlier bracelet (no buttons). It's the only one I have today.
I almost bought an Alaska Project like 4 years ago, and regret I didn't today.
My favorite for a long time was the 35th anniversary Panda Dial (or a Mitsukoshi)
the last one... I guess need something with a black face, so would go with the FOIS, but I am curious if they'll be doing something great for the 50th anniversary.
I think the urge to buy several variations of a single watch style is one of the early stages in the evolution of a watch collector--most of us have done that in one form or another, at one time or another (same watch, different color/style dials, or one on the bracelet, one on the strap, etc.). However, most move on from this--too many other interesting things out there--my suggestion is buy the one you like the most and leave it at that.
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