time2time
26
Thank you Nicolas. And thank you for looking deeper....
into this subject. Your thoughts about the objective and subjective qualities of the "soul" of a watch lead me to the observation that perhaps these two "types" or soul are merely the two sides of the same coin and that they really exist because of and in association with the other. For example, a man of 40 or 50 years of age has a body with the marks that tell of his having seen time pass. His eye sight may not be the same as when he was 20 for instance, he may have a scar on the arm from when he burned it as a child, a healed wound from a shrapnel that injured his thigh when he was serving his nation in some war or a broken nose from the time he tried to protect his family in a dark alley from muggers. These scars on his body show the life he has lived, just like the scars on the watch that has lived on his wrist.
Best Regards my friend. And by the way , that Omega that was born the year you were, boy that is a keeper isn't it 
...........what is a watch with a soul............
