patrick_y
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This gave me a laugh, but there's certainly a very practical and indulgent side to this!
I'm unfortunately not cool enough to have a watch for every day of the week. But I can see some of the big watch collectors on WatchProSite having some use for this!
It's basically 7 Swiss Kubik winders adjoined together, one for each day of the week! It retails for $5200 USD! I often spend multiple minutes every morning thinking about what clothes and watch I should wear for the day and this would probably help my planning of my outfits! Practical if you're a person like me who likes to plan things out!
Just something I discovered that I found amusing and indulgent. These winders are very intelligent too! They can be individually programmed for the needs of each specific watch in your collection. For instance, my 240-caliber Patek Philippe only winds in the CCW direction, so I'd set it to a certain number of revolutions in the counter clockwise direction. Each of the seven winders can be tailored to a specific watch's winding needs.
Here's a review of the Swiss Kubik winder I tested: www.watchprosite.com
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This gave me a laugh, but there's certainly a very practical and indulgent side to this!
I'm unfortunately not cool enough to have a watch for every day of the week. But I can see some of the big watch collectors on WatchProSite having some use for this! It's basically 7 Swiss Kubik winders adjoined together, one for each day of the week! It ...
I think I'll buy 5 identical watches, and 2 different ones!
I tend to wear the same watch on the weekdays, at least I did pre-Covid.
Certainly great quality, but the thing for me is it would spoil lots of the fun to know/decide so systematically which watches I’m going to wear...
Same for clothes, shoes, etc...personally I usually want to enjoy the little “surprise” to decide at the moment. It’s just a matter of character, and while I consider myself very organized, I also try to avoid predictability as much as possible from mysel...
True! Sometimes too much planning ruins the surprises of life!
I've got so many colorful pants and now I wonder every day which one will I wear?
I'd call the people at social services! He's spoiling his son with Macallan! Lucky bears!
I see the picture on the wall that inspired the dial of that special watch! By the way, if you haven't tried Macallan No. 6 ($150 a bottle) I find that i like it even more than Macallan 18! The No. 6 is very sweet, lots of chocolate, toffee, caramel, and ...
;-)) I should seriously decide whether (or not) to get further into whiskey. This Macallan is of course very entry level, but if I make the jump (or even slowly work my way up) then I know there's no coming back! ;-)
I started reading a bit about their story and production over the past couple months, and for the best Macallan editions we easily get into Patek-territory in terms of prices (and availability! ;-) Very fascinating, I know there are some big collectors wh...
I’m fortunate that one of my friends is a big collector...
I recently tried Macallan Reflection ($thousands per 750ml bottle) back to back with Macallan No4 ($150 per bottle). Obviously the Reflection is much more refined and smoother. And I personally like No6 ($150 per bottle) much more than Macallan 18 ($300 p...
This solution maybe better
A day date watch. Instead of spending money on seven watches, one Rolex Day Date can replace six peaces. One not enough? Buy a second Rolex Day Date with a different dial, bazel metal, etc. Another brand extra? Chose a Longines Master Colection, Heritage ...
All good suggestions!
Maybe just buy seven identical Omegas! One for each day of the week!
At least 3 seamasters
This is what i go to do. I go to collect the blue wave dial and the white. The trilogy of the sweetest diver. Quattro? Remember i like to wear a Sedna gold one, but i must look if that watch can be delivered on rubber. Nato is no option. My other idea is,...
All good ideas!
I like the new Snoopy Speedmaster blue strap too! That might look good on your existing watches!
I have many manual wind pieces too... I'll just program that winder to do 0 rotations.
I'm finding that I'm going toward simple manual wind watches, time only. And I hardly ever leave the house, which means I hardly ever put on a watch!
Me too!
I don't even want to set a date nor a moonphase anymore. Setting a perpetual calendar? Good luck!
That would just be another thing to no OCD about for me
Laying in bed Tuesday night wishing i had made better choices and considers Wednesday’s outfit on Sunday when making the lineup !
With the pandemic, I hardly ever leave the house, except to run essential errands...
It's almost a nice thing never to have to worry about what to wear these days, since I hardly ever leave the house!
