Pure curiosity on my part here but...
Across all the places that I've talked about, posted, or shared the details of this raffle, it's now had more than 15,000 sets of eyes on it.
A £12.50 raffle ticket that could net you a £1750 watch, whilst doing good for a charity which does work very much in the interests of most watch collectors (there are many times more men than women in this hobby), seems like an attractive proposition.
And yet - 13 days in, there are more than 1600 of the 2000 tickets left.
Would love to know what the barrier to involvement is - with no judgement.
Does this just not appeal in the way that I hoped?
I feel pretty certain that this is the last year that I do this - Oris are no longer partnered with Movember, and despite promises last year to help get people interested in the raffle, they've made the decision in Switzerland to not provide support.
Would be great to go out with a bang, but I'm honestly not feeling all that optimistic.
Thoughts/feedback/opinions/cat pictures?
