amanico
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No because I know myself. Once I get the re edition, I will obsessively hunt the original. I prefer to start with the original, then go for the re edition. ;) [nt]
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Heuer Monza. Some remorses to not have got it.
More often I have remorses to not buy some watches than tho buy them. This Monza is in this category. The price was good, and my damn discipline made me pass on it. When I changed my mind, it has gone... " You snooze, you loose ". I am not a big fan of bl...
That's a tough one
As much as I like a good vintage watch like that Monza, I have to admit that I actually prefer the modern re-edition. I think Tag did a very nice job on the reissue but it seems to not have received the attention it deserved for some reason. Have you cons...
Yep... I would be kicking myself too...
Thats a beautiful piece Nico... love the patina all over... Oh well... plenty more fish in the horological sea Cheers Andrew
Ah the next one will be a bigger fish...
but unfortunately it is a later boat... and that one is more expensive than they were! Cheers Andrew
No my friend, we live and learn but I always think of it this way "it isn't mean to be"...this one didn't spark your interest at first it sparked someone elses....but something better is
always around the corner and passing on this piece might come up with something even more amazing in the future that you will go "if I had bought that piece, I wouldn't have been able to get this grail".
