Generally speaking I’m much happier and more satisfied with fewer awesome watches. Congratulate ur move there and yes it’s all a journey and learning process.
I think it’s one of the final steps for a collector in many ways. Obviously there are numerous ways to enjoy the watch hobby but what I see with very seasoned experienced collectors is that in the end they end up trying to get multiple versions of that 1 watch they love. Like Daytona collectors, Patek 5004 collectors etc. Personally I love the optimum and waiting to get another one.
Since hard drive storage is so cheap these days I would keep it. Sometimes old photos are useful to get a perspective on how a new watch might fit looking at older photos of watches of different sizes to allow you to remember how you felt about them etc. Personally it also helps me avoid making similar “mistakes” if you can call it that or impulse purchasing sometimes remembering why you sold a particular watch before.
It seems they are really struggling with many of their staff laid off and I think they are on the downfall. Shame as I really loved their stuff early on in my watch collecting journey 10 years ago.
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