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If it does not gibr you joy - this was the perfect timing for your decision. [nt]
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Against the tide
After months of evaluations and thoughts, I finally pulled the trigger and.... SOLD my stainless steel 5712. It simply did not "speak to me" any more and was laying in the bank safe. I know it's a decision against the tide, but I have no regrets. I haven'...
You Are Correct!
If you are not wearing the watch and if owning it ceases to bring pleasure then it is right to “Move it On” . These things only have value as long as they serve to bring us pleasure in some form or another. For some people, the idea of a watch sitting in ...
Bravo!
You own a watch for your own pleasure and not for the sake of other people or a trend you are not willing to follow. Best Thomas
I did the same thing 😊
Sold 5726, 5800 and 5711 last year after holding on to these for few years. I am generally not a sport watch kind of person. Honestly don’t regret it a bit!! Consider myself to be old fashioned guy interested more in classic pieces.
Very good decision.
We will be happy to learn what you are gonna buy instead. However, against the tide would be to sell the watch for retail ;-) All the best Reuven
If it is lack wrist time then good move.
Problem is that with all us crazy collectors if wrist time was the gauge the market would be flooded by our tide. But for those sensible collectors with control of their collection bravo the rest of us crazy guys we need eight arms and then some. Lol.
Not against the tide for me
My decision to sell was based on trimming down / downsizing and pieces not getting enough wrist time. I know I am in a distinct minority but nautilus has never been my favorite piece.
