How do you manage this situations?
Currently I'm having a big itch in my wrist... I mean, I own a Seiko samurai black edition, Wich you may know has an orange minute hand, and don't get me wrong, it's a great watch but recently saw the Hamilton frogman black edition Wich has 2 orange hands on a darker dial... As many men out there, when something comes in black, you just want it... And well, that's the problem. I make myself promise to sell a watch before buying another, but I can't decide if I'm being anxious about it.
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Federico Roig
Male, Physician, metalhead and sports watch enthusiast. I really prefer functionality over aesthetics, therefore prefer rugged sporty tactical watches over dressy ones. My watch collecting journey is...
León, Guanajuato. México.
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What would Jim Cramer do? Buy buy buy.
I found that with a bit of denial and a small doze of self delusion I can resolve almost any conflict that may cause me anxiety.
It happens to me too. Having Kamasu, but want to sell it for a new seiko5 38 - Having Sharp Edge, but want to sell it for a baby Alpinist 🥴🥴
Anyway, I try to wrap my head around what I have and make it more interesting by changing Strap/Bracelet or rarely wear them from time to time to create Honeymoon period again.
Remember, Grasses always look greener on the other side.. you wont be satisfied with a new watch, you just have to trust your gut and see which one stay the longest - and in this case, Frogman seems like a good choice 😉😉
Looks pretty good to me!!
What would Jim Cramer do? Buy buy buy.
Push stocks onto the public that are about to crash maybe?
(FTX, First Republic, Bear Sterns, FB etc etc)