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In a heartwarming post, 1WatchMan shares a candid moment of his son's unexpected attachment to his first watch during summer holidays. This thread explores the organic development of horological interest in children and the sentimental value of a 'first watch,' sparking a broader discussion on how watch collecting passions are nurtured across generations. It highlights the subtle ways a simple timepiece can become a cherished companion.
Great your son been a watch enthusiast. But i see you have the AP i desire. An Off shore diver. Not only that, you have the model i like the most.
So far, he always complains when I want to enter a watch dealer to try on some watches, but who knows?
And the Offshore Diver looks great on you - congratulations on both counts. Cheers Marc
I'm glad that you like the Diver, thanks. It's a great watch. An excellent summer-vacation watch, specially with this silver dial. I'm back home now and sporting a kind of contender, another great watch imo:
Somebody with exactly the same watch taste? I can not belief my eyes, you have exactly the same taste in watches.
It's been on my wrist for a few days now and I plan to keep on wearing it non-stop for at least the next three weeks. You need some time to really appreciate and enjoy the details of a watch.
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