What to do

Philou · Dec 2, 2020

janice&fred
But that's you. However everyone's situation is different and with the pandemic plus family, bills, Xmas, winter, well you get the idea.

Yeah, I understand your point, but in my opinion it's much easier to find another Speedy or a 5513 than a good.165.024, hence my position.

Engee · Dec 2, 2020

Which are you most sentimentally attached to? Which would be the easiest to replace? If each of those questions is answered by two different watches you have your answer. If the answer to both is the same watch, you sell the second easiest to replace.

cristos71 · Dec 2, 2020

Shabbaz
That's because it's very nice and it's hard to replace... 😉

Exactly!

Scooterino36 · Dec 2, 2020

If I were you, I would sell all three now, and reward yourself with a new watch when you get through this rough patch.

Either way, i wouldn’t keep the speedy like others have said, as it was supposed to mark a milestone that ultimately fell through.

duffy7 · Dec 2, 2020

Definetly the Speedmaster- will be the easiest to buy again in the future.

What to do

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