MichaelC
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I think we have all experienced similar sentiments.
I would give it some more time. Maybe a little break and then try again before moving on. It is natural to think we "know" from the first moment and then things can change. But I have found that can work the other way too.
In the end, if it is not to be, you might find another GO that fits the bill.
Sigh... not bonding with my PML XL
Recently my AD took in a used, but unworn, Panomatic Lunar XL in steel. This watch had been on my want list for some time to the point that I was lusting after it. By a strange stroke of luck I had first right of refusal on a perfect example at an excelle...
"The human heart can see . . .
. . . what is hidden to the eyes, and the heart knows things that the mind does not begin to understand." From the ending of "They Might be Giants" . . . . . . scrolling at 9' 50" in this clip, and also attributed to psychologist Robert Valett. There is n...
Thank you for the thoughtful response
I find it refreshing to receive such a carefully considered response as so many of the enthusiast sites I visit (non watch related) are crammed full of nonsense and vitriol. I plan to give the PML some more time, but I've come to grips with the fact that ...
Dear AndrewP
t o give another facet from Art's great response I would say that maybe :) Best Damjan
Philosopher who...
lived his philosophy :) Damjan just pushing play button for Overkill ;)
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I think we have all experienced similar sentiments.
I would give it some more time. Maybe a little break and then try again before moving on. It is natural to think we "know" from the first moment and then things can change. But I have found that can work the other way too. In the end, if it is not to be, ...
I say, give it more time Andrew.
Sometimes it takes a few months for a love to grow. Cheers, -- Richard.
I suggest a pin buckle...
I have had a PML for almost a year and found I didn't like wearing it because the deployant has sharp edges and thus lowers the wearing comfort. I also tried reversing the straps and found that made the problem worse. Yesterday I had a pin buckle put on t...
An update
Thank you all for the kind words. I gave the situation further thought, talked it over with my wife and ultimately decided to let the watch go. Sold it within a day and upon shipping it felt little remorse at all. As it turns out the watch just wasn't rig...
Andrew, meet . . .
. . . Kari. :-) Here's hoping a G O perpetual . . . . . . will be more to your liking. These are the complicated watches that make, as Kari just said, great sense - "affordable, (aesthetically) clean, accurate, and readable". Cordially, Art ...
Stunning
I had the good fortune of trying the Senator Perpetual at my AD and I was very impressed (to say the least). In many ways yours is even more appealing. What is the name of the perpetual model in the rectangular case?
Mine are . . .
. . . Karree perpetuals, which ended their production run six years ago. The next version of the Karree perpetual . . . . . . not only had a different case design, but also shared the aperture lay-out of the Senator perpetuals, with day and month closer t...
been there
generally, it's hopeless. I have almost never lost interest in a watch and gained it back again except once that I can remember. My Sub LV, which has become my all time favorite 'everyday' watch. So you never know, on the other hand. The way I discovered ...