Alas the wonderful watches appear to be at a wonderful price. But not arguing with the desire to find a wonderful watch at a fair price. The hunt, as always, is part of the fun! Great quote though
Yea there's definitely a lesson to be learned there about buying other people's problems. I still make this same mistake all the time because I think sentimentally rather than analytically with watches but it remains a very valid point.
Is the Warren Buffet all-you-can-eat? BTW I'm far more likely to heed investment advice from Warren Buffett
Watches are a passion for me and I am not a rational person so I am joining your club ! Good Hunting Bill
He bought the 1803 back in '64, and while it is a dependable timepiece, it has also been a depreciating asset in real dollar terms. If only he had gone for the '64 Speedmaster instead. Oh well, no one's investment record is perfect.
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