cazalea[Seiko Moderator]
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You do have a sickness
Dec 13, 2018,16:25 PM
I'M GOING TO MOVE THIS THREAD TO Horological Meandering
If it bothers you, don't buy a cheaper watch, save for a better one. As they say, "the road to hell is paved with good intentions" and what you will do (if you have this sickness) is end up with 20-40-60-80 cheap watches.
I know, I have done it. So have many of us.
ALMOST NO ONE CAN BUY A WATCH WITHOUT THINKING ABOUT IT TWICE - BECAUSE WE (almost always) LIKE THINGS PRICED UP TO (or higher than) OUR LIMIT
Then it means you have to sell off half or three-quarters of those to get a few better ones. Unless you like the roller-coaster ride and are good at "letting go" of mistakes, don't make them in the first place.
Hang in there and buy decent watches you can handle first - because then the level of buyer's remorse will be less. If you can't find them locally, find an Internet dealer that will let you try and return.
As I learned in the car business, it's a lot easier to buy a Triumph, Citroen, Borgward, etc than it is to sell one!
Good luck, don't give in.
Cazalea
PS - buy a Seiko Presage or a watch like this -- $300 bucks new, looks great, runs fine, sells for 100% of its value whenever you want.