Horological Meandering

When I first joined, I had said I could not afford expensive watches I still can't. But last week I picked up my third WristWatch Annual Buyers Guide I already have the 2008 & 2009 editions. So like most I tend to go though the Book first before I read ab... 

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first you need the $ but after you sort out how much you are willing to spend it can be $100 or $10k + then just go with your heart as they say beauty is in the eye of the beholder yes ofcourse it must be within your budget too i dont have loads of cash e... 

You've got to put the watch on. Picking a watch from a picture is only the first step. Price is a factor with most people, but if you are going to be satisfied with your purchase in the long term, you must see how the watch looks on your wrist. Example: O... 

...by aesthetics, then I consider other factors like the movement, brand, how the potential purchase fits into my current collection, and of course price. Cheers, Daos

down to esthetics and $$$$.

If I had to buy just one watch, I'm sure I would go crazy trying to decide which is the single best one for me. Since my general expectation is to own more than one, however, it becomes easier because I am only trying to decide whether I like it a lot and... 

For me, it's usually how it looks and feels on the wrist, then it would come down to the brand and price. It has to be something that has some sort of a history behind it, and one that is fascinating and interesting to me. Richard

That gives you M, and that stands for Movado. For FeBruary I'm thinking a nice Audemars will do the trick.

Then we get tons of others opinions, change our minds 2 million times, rationalize, dream, save, rationalize more. Finally to stop the pain we get something praying it is the Holly Grail, and if after hours, days, or months later it turns out not to be, w...  

then it has to look good on me, unfortunately, most of watches don't (especially yellow/rose gold and dress watches.) Third, I can afford it. Once again, unfortunately, not that many of them I can afford, so I have to be careful of what I purchase each ti...