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LS, a respected member of the WatchProSite community, initiated a thought-provoking discussion by posing a question that resonates with many collectors: how often do you truly engage with your entire watch collection? His original post, featuring a captivating image of his own collection, sparked a lively debate about the nature of collecting and the personal rituals involved in appreciating horological treasures. This article synthesizes the community's diverse perspectives on the joy and philosophy behind curating a watch collection.
Only on holiday time.
Most of it is at the bank!
Too complicated to gather them all
The vintage VC is a 6115 from the ‘60s I believe. It was sent to Geneva a few years ago and the movement was resorted, but the dial was not touch and the case was left un-polished. It is now developing a bluish patina on the bezel.
There are feedbacks in both directions. Each piece can add to a whole, while the whole can inform them choice of each piece. Collecting = composition + curation (a simple formula for a simple mind).
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