
Danielsyoga's original post tackles a perennial debate within the luxury watch community: what truly defines a 'real' collector? By challenging the notion that ownership of specific Rolex sports models or Patek Philippe timepieces is the sole arbiter of horological passion, danielsyoga invites readers to consider a broader, more inclusive perspective on watch enthusiasm. This discussion highlights the evolving landscape of watch collecting, where genuine interest often transcends brand prestige and market trends.



I’m not sure what any of this is achieving.
I take it that the photos are of your collection ?
And I might even have some good advice on "handling theses" since you asked....so consider yourself lucky! I'm twice as happy today since I just finished (yes, on a Sunday morning!) to read my PhD student's 193-page algebra dissertation! So after a long year of back and forth with drafts -- and my first winter break spent working rather than enjoying cocktails in Italy! -- here's for me an extra reason to be happy today! ;-) Enjoy the rest of your Sunday, and find some good reasons to be happy a
It's the internet, there's a warm little hole for all sorts....
and yah,i really did not have to bring this up in the first place .............just let it go
As for the original post, it’s a circus and there are a lot of clowns around. That’s just watch collecting and (yes this is a subset of it) the look at me posturing that some times comes with it.
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