First rule. You do not talk about watch club.
Second rule. You do not talk about watch club.
Third rule. Someone yells stop. Goes limp, taps out. The discussion is over.
Fourth rule. Two wrists one watch.
Fifth rule. One watch purchase at a time.
Sixth rule. No shirt no shoes but one watch.
Seventh rule. If it is your first night, you must get a watch.
The apple watch, it infinitely more intricate than your mechnical watch. It has millions of parts vs a mechnical watch. It is culmination of tens of thousands hours of engineering. It leaves any mechnaical watch behind, now and forever. Can it last sixty years, no. Can your mechnical watch without retrofint work, maybe. It is the next evolution of the wrist machine. We are dinosaurs wearing tin cans. I like being a dinosaur.
I think modding a watch gives you a new appreciation for design decisions that were made on the original. Sometimes you don't know what you had until you change it. Changing and modding luxury pieces will give you pause but creating a piece unique is personal and it adds to the story of the piece. There will be mistakes and broken things but I think the journey is definitely worth taking.
John wick approved cinematic coloring... If it gets kids to appreciate watch making, this is a win. Not made for crotchety old men... They need to replace Beckham with someone that is not a senior citizen...
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