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In a poignant post, WatchProSite member heljestrand marks a significant life milestone: retirement after 41 years of dedicated work. His reflection on embracing travel and simplicity, accompanied by a timeless Rolex, resonates deeply within the community. This moment prompts a broader discussion among collectors about life transitions, the pursuit of new passions, and the role of horology in marking these personal journeys.
Congratulations on this great achievement!
Thought Iād work forever but the last two years changed my life priorities.
I wonder how you feel and hope you are in a good spot. Make the most of your retirement, there are many things to explore, learn, teach... whatever strikes your fancy: you have (near) full control of your agenda now! Your Rolex is certainly up to the task to serve you trustfully for the coming years
Stay adventurous. Your Milgauss is up for it. Best, Daniel
I totally relate to the idea of re-evaluating your priorities. 18 months of enforced idleness from my career made me re-think the whole thing. I retired a year ago and have been enjoying my life much more . At a certain point, things just have to change and we must move on. All the very best to you!
Time for a change, time for everything (well, that's how it seems until you actually retire). Then it's just as busy with new things and no time for all the stuff you imagined. But a great time to be alive! Cheers, Cazalea
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