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W=N+1's reflective post delves into the perennial collector's dilemma: the pursuit of a focused collection versus the allure of expansion. Starting from an initial Omega acquisition, the author chronicles a journey through various brands, ultimately leading to a significant consolidation into a Patek Philippe 5960/01G-001. This piece offers valuable insights into the motivations behind collection refinement and the challenges of maintaining a curated selection.
The Omega Nautilus reference CK2998 is a specific model within the Omega lineup. This reference is identified by its unique alphanumeric designation.
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Less is more is a motto we are fond of, here. A small but well thought collection is something a lot of people is thinking of. I suggest you take more time, scrolling our pages, the catalogs or web sites of the brands you are considering and you will probably make great choices. As for Panerai, I would rather go for a more " roots " one such as the Pam 372. As for Rolex, yes, the Sky Dweller is a good one, but I would suggest you try it, just to be sure. As for Patek, the 5320 certainly is a goo
Hi Amanico, thanks for your comments. All the watches (or variations of), except the 5320, have been on my wrist at some point. Iāve always bought to keep and not flip or sell for profit, but oneās tastes change over time - which happened to most of my previous collection (especially the TAGs!) I like smaller (not small) size watches now and Iām not sure that ātrendsā in changing tastes reverse? I canāt imagine wanting to wear a 45.5mm PO Chrono again - similarly with Panerai - Iām not a fan of
I know itās a āPanerai thingā, to be big, but... I canāt help but like 1392 and 1535!
but seriously the 5960 is great but it isn t fine in water I d definetly keep that YM blue which is a very versatile piece imho if you want some upgrade replace it w the SkyD t but a proper WR watch is important in any good collection The rest of your questions are based on personal preferences , I think a 5pieces collection is decent at least my final plan having not more than that in active rotation .My collection based on manufacturers omega,Rolex and PP and a mix of complications and so far
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