Great Masculine Florals?

Hi folks,
this is my first post here, but I must admit to lurking quite a bit. Actually to the point that my tastes in scents has swayed a bit, perhaps on account of this site, who knows. Anyhow, I was sampling a bunch of the parfums de nicolai line, very sad that I couldn't get a sample of its "pour homme" offering, and I think it was the rose element in the patchouli intense that got me thinking about the whole "masculine floral" idea and what great ones were around. Pour homme was supposedly one of these, and probably my favorite scent of the moment, caron's 3rd man, I would definitely classify as one of these, but I was wondering what basenoters could tell me of similar scents.

I'm thinking maybe this would be scents at least "marketed" to men that contain strong floral scents outside of things like lavender that are very common in the masculine scents. Also, are there any of these that might have a somewhat modern take on the idea? 3rd man definitely gives me a more classical perfumery vibe, although I could be wrong on that. Anyhow... suggestions?

Hmmm... I'll try. I suppose that when I think of 3rd man for example, it seems to progress in a sort of classical way? classical perfumery if that makes sense? As in, I get citrus in the front, the florals in the middle and a sort of vanilla based drydown. On the other hand, I have say Dior Homme, which has a strong iris in the front which lasts in some way to almost the drydown but it is framed by a sort of chocolate and leather thing that to me seems like a modern idea... maybe its not, I'm not the most educated on the topic. I guess I was just asking if there was some really fresh new take on the idea.

As to why I am asking about "masculine" florals: I understand the idea that scents are not "gendered" as such. And I believe to talk more about the topic would take a long time, I also do believe that, when it comes to art, working within certain parameters can unlock creativity where it wasn't required before and thus create more interesting end projects. So even if it is just an matter of marketing, I find it interesting to see what perfumers come up with when faced with the problem of "selling flowers to men" so to speak. Does that make sense?

I'm going through the recommendations, there are so many! Some (egoiste) I've been looking to sample, others (Bulgari pour Homme) I've actually owned for a while but only after taking a liking to 3rd man did I really notice the florals (previously I enjoyed the scent for its sort of polite quiet fizzy grey tea/aldehydic quality). Thanks for the replies!