I was on the same path, but I have taken a conscious effort take stock of my collection and control how I approach new purchases. I tell myself now that I should only buy one new watch every 18 months and all my purchases should be cash only, no credit cards allowed. I find myself taking more enjoyment from what I have and have a clearer idea of what I really like and curb my impulses.
I would wait. Borrowing from “future you” is a likely path to regret. When “present you” can afford the watch (assuming you still like it then), that little bit more discount won’t matter.
I started my watch collecting journey wanting a Rolex (Air King drew my fancy), and due to the snobbery of ADs, I bought a Cartier Santos instead. Glad things turned out the way they did.
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