Watchonthewrist
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I can understand your decision.
Its just common sense to me . Watches aren’t investments imo , ofcourse some will gain value over time but most will lose value and when the watch isn’t loved and nobody is willing to buy it and the gold price is as high as it’s today then why not.
I did something really bad this week please tell me I am not going to watch hell.
Hi all so I need to make a confession to something really bad I did this week but I really had little choice in if I should do it or not, please tell me I am not headed for the seventh circle of watch hell for my misdeed. I had a beautiful Cartier Pasha d...
Why on earth would you go to watch hell - if such a place exists?
You did the best you could and it's good enough. I hope the vintage watch you bought will give you a lot of pleasure and get a lot of wrist time. Have a great weekend. Best, Emmanuel
I can understand your decision.
Its just common sense to me . Watches aren’t investments imo , ofcourse some will gain value over time but most will lose value and when the watch isn’t loved and nobody is willing to buy it and the gold price is as high as it’s today then why not.
What an interesting (and honest post)…
I have let some watches go with sentimental value — still regret one or two — but also turned the funds into watches that would give me greater joy or wrist time. I trust the same for you with your new incoming watch.