wise choice. Unless you are really pressed for money, given the sentimental value and the recent rise in desirability, I think you'll get more enjoyment out of it. Who knows, hopefully the value will continue to rise. I bought my '68 transitional less than a year ago so it doesn't really have any sentimental value (or DON or 1039 bracelet) but I think it's in pretty good condition and I got it for a great deal so I can't imagine selling it. I also kind of like the idea of my son (or perhaps grandson) having a 100 year old watch that was once owned by me.
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