Yes, exactly once. Don't regret it either. It's in my experience more common to waste money on inexpensive watches, as it tends to be easier to talk yourself into buying a series of inexpensive watches.
There is hope, my friends. While the disease has no known cure, there are credible reports that its progression can be slowed to a crawl, allowing the afflicted to at least have the illusion of a normal life.
I normally know a few days ahead of time which watch I'm going to wear, just mentally cycling through my collection, and matching to what I will wear that day, which will also depend whether I'm in the office or not.
Personally, I would prefer mineral glass in most cases. It's more transparent, and it really makes a nice dial pop. I would also gladly take shatter resistance over scratch resistance for something that is one of the easiest things to change on a watch.
I never bought a whole Tandorio, but cases, dials and watch hands. They were what I call a "value buy". Nothing to get too excited about, but functionally without any issues.
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