It's also possible that you loved the "idea" of the watch but it really doesn't do anything for you in the metal. I have a few watches in my collection that will eventually get purged for that very reason- I love them in concept or design, but something just doesn't work for me on a gut level. I have others that sat for years in my watch drawer and I was resigned to sell, put them on for a day and they became favorites and are back in regular rotation (my Navitimer comes to mind and taking it off the bracelet and putting it on a strap did it for me). And there are also watches that feel more comfortable for some reason in the colder months than the warmer....its all very illogical, but such is taste, ergonomics, love, etc.
Hang on to it for a few months, try it in the winter months, and again next summer- if you don't bond with it, you don't bond with it- then sell it. Nothing wrong with that.
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