M'Bob
·Rational: you see a watch you like, research it a bit, price compare, pull the trigger if it makes sense. You may learn about a particular company, like the history of their sport watches, tool watches, or both, and set out to collect each type that appeals to you.
Irrational: you buy a particular watch you fancy, see one almost identical to the first except for some minor detail that convinces you another purchase makes sense, you buy the watch, and do it again down the road because each time you see an example of it, you feel like you need another even though you already have multiples of nearly the same thing.
What about you? Which type of collector are you…or both? Which gives you more joy, is more fun? What would be an example of a completely irrational purchase you made that you were completely happy with?
(Not mine, but an example)
![IMG_2798.jpeg IMG_2798.jpeg](https://omegaforums.net/data/attachments/1812/1812058-f090700c3e51010ec2b3cd2ce3c5918c.jpg?hash=8JBwDD5RAQ)
Irrational: you buy a particular watch you fancy, see one almost identical to the first except for some minor detail that convinces you another purchase makes sense, you buy the watch, and do it again down the road because each time you see an example of it, you feel like you need another even though you already have multiples of nearly the same thing.
What about you? Which type of collector are you…or both? Which gives you more joy, is more fun? What would be an example of a completely irrational purchase you made that you were completely happy with?
(Not mine, but an example)
![IMG_2798.jpeg IMG_2798.jpeg](https://omegaforums.net/data/attachments/1812/1812058-f090700c3e51010ec2b3cd2ce3c5918c.jpg?hash=8JBwDD5RAQ)