Great specs for the price.
I bought a Henry Archer Vesterhav a month ago, similar specs and movement and I thought 449 usd for it was a great value, so I think they are onto something here.
Currently going through the same feeling since I bought my 1960 Rolex ref 1601 about 6 weeks ago. I'm finally rotating a few watches in, sometimes not for a full day, but several are languishing in obscurity in my watch box and although I share that same "father neglecting his children" feeling, I cant bring myself to rotate just for the sake of.
I feel rather silly as I write this, but it's nice to know that I'm not alone!
Enjoy your Cadisen, or whatever watch it is that "scratches the itch."
Buy the one that moves you-its a lot of dough for most of us.
Also, what looks good online may not look the same on your wrist. For me it was a 1960 Datejust ref. 1601. As soon as I put it on, I knew. Good luck and enjoy the search.
thanks for the info, I did not realize that acrylic was more shatter resistant than Sapphire
I had a watch with an acrylic crystal take a direct hit from a pickleball paddle last week and my initial horror turned to surprise when said crystal was no worse for the wear. now it makes sense-a little more sense, anyways!
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