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Subexplorer shares a poignant reflection on the bittersweet end of a holiday, where his beloved watches serve as a reminder of returning home and the need to work to sustain his passion. His post captures the universal sentiment of balancing life's responsibilities with the joy of watch collecting, accompanied by evocative travel photos. This article resonates with collectors who understand the 'love and hate' relationship with timepieces marking life's transitions.
... got the style of Bill! That's a big compliment!! Cheers! Abel
... its mark among his followers! Cheers! Abel
Miami is always special, but considering all the moments you lived and shared with us, I can assume this trip was something else! Here's hoping you will be back soon enough! Why not plan a GTG for next time? Un abrazo y buen viaje, Alejandro
... been a very special trip ss I came with my grand daughters and spent a few days cruising with the Disney ship. The trip had some adventurous moments: first with our plane forced to abort take off due to an engine failure while taxing then the cruise ship was deviated to Cozumel due to Matthew hurricane!! We had a great time anyway! Ok I hope everything will be ok with our trip back to home!! Great idea about a GTG!! Will keep in touch!! Thanks a lot for your good wishes! Cheers! Abel
My only boat is a canoe and sitting on that on top of the ice in Lapland does not offer a background which would impress anybody. Best, Kari
Especially like the 2nd last shot. Glad you had a fun trip Abel! Best fernando
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