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Lankysudanese initiates a compelling discussion on a topic many collectors navigate: integrating their horological passion with their significant other's perspective. His personal anecdote about his wife's evolving appreciation for his watches sets the stage for a broader community conversation. This article synthesizes the diverse experiences shared by WatchProSite members, offering insights into how collectors share, or sometimes struggle to share, their love for timepieces.
Looks like your daughter inherited your good taste Iโm slowly working on my sons
My dear sister was not a WIS. But due to my great love for her, I give her a timepiece every other year as a present. I can see her eyes sparkle when she sees me wear certain pieces. I parted with a Longines Legend Diver, A Hamilton Field watch in DLC, an Omega AT Skyfall, and recently, a titanium Omega SM300 (pics below). I like to make her happy, because she leads a rather hard life, back in Singapore. To give her something to lift her head up to, and look forward to a better tmr. And then I b
Too bulky hands, one can only use for ortho specialties. Your hands were blessed to plunge into chests, and do micro-level repairs on the hairspring of humans.
The eldest is anxiously waiting in line for a new one as well as my partner. I guess I won't be able to buy anything in the next years for myself!
Iโm just a glorified plumber
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