Man I have 12 watches I think ... With the same dial, handset and movement in very similar cases. Also and one point 7 years ago I has 30ish silver dialed Omega Geneves.

You don't get to use boring as a word it's been trademarked and copyrighted.

Oh and btw you do you, we're just here to watch the show and enjoy the ride with you.

Best I could do.

Isn't that the 3rd part of watch collecting... The accumulation of buyers guilt and sellers remorse 😂

I've reset my collection for the 4th time and essentially started from 0 every time.

I have my grandpa's omega geneve linnen dial which was gifted to me by grandma while still alive, my fathers roamer searock gold plated which was the watch he wore on his and mom's wedding day. And other grandpas Stowa.

Everything else from grails and extremely hyped watches came and went and will probably happen again... No sense in staying tied down to one thing if there are other things you wish to experience and getting rid of the old facilitates the acquisition of new 🤷🏻‍♂️.

Shot while trying to explain my purchase of the "woman's" watch to my now ex. 😂

It's not Hype.. honest to God Sinn, Mühle, Damasko are some of the best bang for buck watches you can get... Combine that with the usual German no nonsense design and you get tool watches in a league of their own.

That Sinn is a beautiful piece. But it would be lost within my current lineup of lets call them neo vintage pieces... I have 11 lemania 5100 based chronographs the orange hands and the Teutonic design are almost starting to get a bit old in my box... But man do I dig it, unfortunately it's out of budget as of now, I've found one for sale and it's 50% more than allocated for this purchase.

I've never read that the omega is badly assembled or felt cheap, held one in hand and it felt like a hockey puck, even a bit too hefty for the size when in hand.

I should not have seen the 256 I'll have problems getting it out of my head now 🤦🏻‍♂️... Appreciate the 1st hand input and opinion.