You should like every watch you own but you shouldn't own every watch you like.
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Alberto Arambula
Looking into the future It holds everything
México
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Last active: 1 month ago
7.00” / 17.78 cm
Why not? 😜
The problem I have is deciding which watch I like enough to own. After accumulating over 20 watches, all of which I like, the struggle becomes more real! 😀
Why not? 😜
Never though of it that way😈
The problem I have is deciding which watch I like enough to own. After accumulating over 20 watches, all of which I like, the struggle becomes more real! 😀
If I find myself returning to YouTube or IG to specifically see and look for more pics/vids of the same watch for more than 2 weeks in a row, then I'm going to buy it. I actually wait for like a month before I make the final decision of starting to save up for it or not. It's all about pacing, for a while I had a rule of 1 watch per year, I broke it twice lol. But still, never went over 2 watches per year.
When the VC222 reissue came out I was in love with it, but I never found myself revisiting the watch, that's curious, isn't it?
My mind just exploded
My mind just exploded
That's what I do😎
“If you go flying back through time, and you see somebody else flying forward into the future, it’s probably best to avoid eye contact.”
-Jack Handy
This is 100% true for me.
Even if I could afford every watch I loved (the number? it's astronomical), I'd have other things I'd want to do with that money.
Travel, other hobbies, help others, build a new house.
I don't want to be a one note person.