rjdemarco
·With Covid keeping many people out of retail shops, and more online purchases, there is less opportunity to try a watch on the wrist before buying. I'm curious how people know when they have a "keeper"? It seems pretty obvious, but sometimes the anticipation of a new watch clouds your thinking and maybe you've convinced yourself based on internet pictures. Personally, I've learned that if I simply keep looking down at my wrist to admire a watch then it has a high probability of staying. But, if I keep looking at my wrist and finding flaws or questioning the watch, then it's not a keeper. The doubt can turn into an expensive mistake.