I thought it was a great read and resonated a bit too close to home. I remember buying my SKX thinking it was the end game for me. Than it became a Sinn 104. Then a Nomos. Than a Tudor. What I’ve come to realize is the quality difference between a $4000 watch and a $10,000 watch isn’t nearly as substantial as the quality delta of a $500 watch vs a $2500 watch. Its all about finding the right limit where you have to say I’m not crossing this line financially.
Parsing a lot of watches and keeping what I want to wear for decades not months broke the cycle. I was fortunate enough to be able to afford this watches but the need to get a better watch than the one before is being perpetuated all over the place.
You’re Terrific & Random Rob.
The amount of YouTubers who review dive watches and don’t show the sound and action of the bezel has turned me off of most.
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