Non, je ne regrette rien
Get me... proper cultured
Moving on. I saw on a post the other day where someone (forgive my memory - I'm old) was extolling the virtues of the Seiko JDM SARV003. Here's mine...
It's a lovely watch... and I sold it. I don't know why, I don't really sell my own watches, but sell it I did. Probably because I thought I had too many watches (I know right!)
And no regrets...
Except, for the huge regret.
Has anyone else sold a watch and, later on, realised you've been a complete plum. If so what was it, why did you let it go and how long before you realised the error of your ways?
A self-confessed Seikophile who spends far too much time looking at bits of watches under a microscope. Probably the finest restorer of vintage Seikos in my house. https://www.ebay.co.uk/usr/gasworks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjAqydON9rE
Into each life some rain must fall...
I think I am relatively early in my watch collecting journey and have yet to sell any watches, hence I have saved myself from this heartbreak.
I can understand being in the situation of selling a watch, regretting it and buying it back again though. What I don't get is people who go through this cycle multiple times with the same watch 😳 Repeatedly buying and flipping it. That I really don't understand and would love someone to explain it to me.
Well... that post turned out to be a monumental flop. Maybe it's been done before. Maybe it's just a crap post. Ha ha.
Must try harder.
Next time... what's your favourite Mickey Mouse watch!