
In this article, mhz vph shares the exhilarating, albeit stressful, experience of securing a Ming 17.09. His detailed account of preparing for the rapid online sale offers valuable insights into the competitive landscape of acquiring highly sought-after independent watches. This piece not only celebrates his successful purchase but also serves as a guide for collectors navigating similar high-demand releases.
I like the aesthetic a lot. I thought about it this week but ultimately didn’t go for one (although there’s always tomorrow). Only reasoning was “do I really need another watch” !!! (A common question for us folks here). I will say the first watch looked much better on paper than in the metal, but having handled several of the subsequent watches Ming have increased or improved every aspect of these watches since then. Congratulations. Hopefully October will come fast !
It's the unfortunate reality of buying stuff on the internet. Thankfully, I can always sell if need be, probably for about as much as I paid for it. Hopefully I won't feel the need to do that. It definitely looks great in the photos, and is spec'd excellently for the price.
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Too lazy to make the effort and offcourse no hard work no play!
For those who don't want to go through the race for the prebuilt ones. A year is a very long time to wait though... This is one of the downsides of independent brands. It is nice to be able to take your time with a purchase, and stroll into an AD whenever you're ready (unless you're a first time Rolex buyer... lol)
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