Horological Meandering

...when looking back at some of the watches that I had in my collection and that had to leave,mainly to help funding other pieces. But then there is only a handful that I really wish I would still own and be able to wear: The Breguet 7337 : a classical Br...  

I could live without all the others. But this Breguet moon phases is breath taking. GEO

I had already ideas to get it back into the collection .....

I sold every single watch I owned about 2 years ago to start from scratch again. Never looked back and regretted it so far. Crossing my fingers!

I changed my collection gradually over many years but now I am feeling fine with what I have.

It was time for change I guess! Very happy I did

When we make decisions, we have our reasons. Regret requires hindsight. ...But that Chopard ❤️!

...get rid of the date and I'm all over it : )

. . . Frank. Fortunately, the two departures that left lingering regrets went to friends, so I still get to see them occasionally. Both . . . . . . were Mk II racing Speedmasters. Art ...  

I'll share a few too. I let this very special 1815 Automatik go wayyyy too easily: Here's another one that, like the Lange above, I bought and then flipped relatively quickly such that I wish I'd given its ownership a little more care: I don't spend TOO m...  

But the Cartier makes my heart beat faster!!

In the same league as a Lange Dato or JLC Duometre. Unfortunately I lost a lot of my pictures some years ago during a computer issue (prior to the cloud services we have now) and the one picture in this post is the only one I still have.