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Well for some it might have turn into a therapy session I guess - I speak for myself of course :-) [nt]
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If you need to think about it you must be approaching triple D territory! [nt]
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Wow, great responses guys. I should have added a triple D category clearly! So far we have if I did not miss anyone...
D=12 votes
C=3 votes
B=3 votes
A=2 votes
Giving equal weighting to the triple Ds as the normal D (lol) we have 60% in the D category. Very interesting!
Currently a C, but plan to go back into B territory very soon (and then probably back into C, again). [nt]
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Interesting as i flip flop myself between A and B then A and now definitively moving into strong B (not yet C) territory but...
Sometime when I have more watches i tend to put some of them in questions, then regret buying them, flip a few them thinking i will make better choices or can live with only 1-3 watches, then live with a couple of watches for a while, start craving having more again and grow the collection again! Crazy!
C, although the "active" ones are barely B.
I count 6 watches that get regular wear, plus another 8 that are a combination of (a) relatively formal watches I just don't get a chance to wear and (b) backup watches in cases in which I have found it appropriate to have a duplicate or approximate duplicate of a watch. Of those other 8, many have not been worn for years (or decades) and would require service before I could put them on.
Interesting context. Thanks for sharing. Are there sentimental value to the 8 not being used but still in the collection maybe? [nt]
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