I could see that being a very different experience if I were the sole owner of a watch purchased in the 60s or 70s that has picked up color over the years. If that were the case I would fondly look back on those times and it would bolster my sentimental attachment to the watch. That said, I think that's the exception rather than the norm for people who come to watch forums. At that point we're verging into the territory of those mythical "one watch guys" who have been wearing old GMT masters, subs, or speedies every day since 1960. Very cool, but not necessarily representative of the bulk of collectors.
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