Oddly, many people in my surroundings claim to not have any hobbies at all. Most of them are content with - if family allows - a bit of reading or watching TV, and maybe a little exercise, before it's back to the salt mines. None would claim those as a true hobby they're super enthusiastic about, though.
I manage to find the time to enjoy three: besides watches (which take up the least time and space), it's vintage motorcycles, and making music. Sure, many before came and went - cooking, DJing, comics, building little plastic warplanes as a kid ... but let's focus on how many hobbies currently take your precious spare time away from your beloved tickers.
Feel free to share yours in the comments!
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In addition to my never ending hunt for the ultimate cheapo wrist candy I play tenor guitar, read and play video games.
In addition to watches, I ride and repair bikes, and play guitar (used to collect guitar and effects pedals too, but sold most my collection to fund my watch-buying habit haha).
I collect and play electric guitars, I exercise, I do a bit of gaming, I restore vintage tractors, I shoot, I do a bit of model making and I act (semi professionally).
I work from home & occasionally in office where I can enjoy my time pieces & share the hobby with friends regularly. But I needed something to get me out of the house. I was into RC vehicles growing up & figured that the most expensive models are just scratching the surface of what watches cost, might as well get something exciting.
So yes, I have other hobbies.
Used to be a 250 gallon African Cichlid tank. Then after the tank failure only reading and watches.
Now is man jewelry again since 11/2022, reading and watches.
Kids gave me a drone for Xmas 2022 and I bought an indoor mini-drone in January. Plan to buy a DJI Mini Pro 3 later this year maybe.