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At least 3 seamasters
This is what i go to do.
I go to collect the blue wave dial and the white. 
The trilogy of the sweetest diver.
Quattro?
Remember i like to wear a Sedna gold one, but i must look if that watch can be delivered on rubber. Nato is no option.
My other idea is, if it is possible to put the strap of the New Snoopy Speedmaster on a 300 diver seamaster, and if that strap is available.
This gave me a laugh, but there's certainly a very practical and indulgent side to this!
I'm unfortunately not cool enough to have a watch for every day of the week. But I can see some of the big watch collectors on WatchProSite having some use for this! It's basically 7 Swiss Kubik winders adjoined together, one for each day of the week! It ...
I think I'll buy 5 identical watches, and 2 different ones!
I tend to wear the same watch on the weekdays, at least I did pre-Covid.
Certainly great quality, but the thing for me is it would spoil lots of the fun to know/decide so systematically which watches I’m going to wear...
Same for clothes, shoes, etc...personally I usually want to enjoy the little “surprise” to decide at the moment. It’s just a matter of character, and while I consider myself very organized, I also try to avoid predictability as much as possible from mysel...
True! Sometimes too much planning ruins the surprises of life!
I've got so many colorful pants and now I wonder every day which one will I wear?
I'd call the people at social services! He's spoiling his son with Macallan! Lucky bears!
I see the picture on the wall that inspired the dial of that special watch! By the way, if you haven't tried Macallan No. 6 ($150 a bottle) I find that i like it even more than Macallan 18! The No. 6 is very sweet, lots of chocolate, toffee, caramel, and ...
;-)) I should seriously decide whether (or not) to get further into whiskey. This Macallan is of course very entry level, but if I make the jump (or even slowly work my way up) then I know there's no coming back! ;-)
I started reading a bit about their story and production over the past couple months, and for the best Macallan editions we easily get into Patek-territory in terms of prices (and availability! ;-) Very fascinating, I know there are some big collectors wh...
I’m fortunate that one of my friends is a big collector...
I recently tried Macallan Reflection ($thousands per 750ml bottle) back to back with Macallan No4 ($150 per bottle). Obviously the Reflection is much more refined and smoother. And I personally like No6 ($150 per bottle) much more than Macallan 18 ($300 p...
This solution maybe better
A day date watch. Instead of spending money on seven watches, one Rolex Day Date can replace six peaces. One not enough? Buy a second Rolex Day Date with a different dial, bazel metal, etc. Another brand extra? Chose a Longines Master Colection, Heritage ...
All good suggestions!
Maybe just buy seven identical Omegas! One for each day of the week!
At least 3 seamasters
This is what i go to do. I go to collect the blue wave dial and the white. The trilogy of the sweetest diver. Quattro? Remember i like to wear a Sedna gold one, but i must look if that watch can be delivered on rubber. Nato is no option. My other idea is,...
All good ideas!
I like the new Snoopy Speedmaster blue strap too! That might look good on your existing watches!
I have many manual wind pieces too... I'll just program that winder to do 0 rotations.
I'm finding that I'm going toward simple manual wind watches, time only. And I hardly ever leave the house, which means I hardly ever put on a watch!
Me too!
I don't even want to set a date nor a moonphase anymore. Setting a perpetual calendar? Good luck!
That would just be another thing to no OCD about for me
Laying in bed Tuesday night wishing i had made better choices and considers Wednesday’s outfit on Sunday when making the lineup !
With the pandemic, I hardly ever leave the house, except to run essential errands...
It's almost a nice thing never to have to worry about what to wear these days, since I hardly ever leave the house!
