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·ever look at them and say, "What the fυck was I thinking?"
Currently there today.
Currently there today.
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Back during my "collect things!" phase I was into collecting bourbon, especially dusties (old, out of production bottlings). I've never had this reaction with watches but there was definitely a time I looked over the bourbon bottles I had accumulated and never intended to drink and I went "what the fυck was I thinking?"
At that point I started selling them and pared down to only what I wanted to keep.
Once you get to three "dream watches" or more -- trust me, you'll want your bourbon back.
I sold most of my watches and now have only a handful that I wear regularly.
My thinking was more along the lines of: Why wear all of these other watches when I have these three?
So I sold Bulovas, Tudors, Rolex, Seikos, Universals, Vulcains, a LePhare Triple Date Moonphase, Timex, Walthams, Hamiltons, etc…
I am not even looking for anything else…I still have a few that are not being used. They may go at a local auction. Nothing precious.
Let’s see them
A group photo of them together would only serve to further fυck me off.
I think they're all on here in one form or another under my username.
I feel like if I tossed them all into a microwave and set it on high, metaphorically that is, 10 minutes later I'd have the perfect single watch (instead of 12 "almost perfect but..." watches).
I’ve had advise as follows, “make a discard list and be ruthless about it.” Then see where you are. I don’t imagine I’ll get to where @Duracuir1 is however. I’ve managed to sell two so far. It’s work but its getting easier.
I'm currently going for 31, almost there. I don't ever want to reach 31. I don't buy watches on impulse. I allow myself one a year. So If I don't obsess about a piece for a whole 365 days, no go.
Every time I'm thinking about letting one go...they started singing. I haven't strapped on my Sedna Seamaster for years, and god damn, no regret.