I am not wealthy enough to have a large collection. A friend of mine collects by cycling his collection. He seeks out watches he thinks will be true collectors pieces for different reasons, and when he reaches his "limit", he sells them for no real loss and replaces with another. He gets to collect watches and find new ones he likes, in exchange for not hoarding. It's a pretty good system.
I am not wealthy enough to have a large collection. A friend of mine collects by cycling his collection. He seeks out watches he thinks will be true collectors pieces for different reasons, and when he reaches his "limit", he sells them for no real loss and replaces with another. He gets to collect watches and find new ones he likes, in exchange for not hoarding. It's a pretty good system.
That's the way to go. I hate those horrible faggots that buy up all the inventory and keep them as little "safe queens" and they don't even wear them or get any real enjoyment from them. I wear my watches every day. I probably wear my Rolexes 4 days a week and have scratched the hell out of both.
That's the way to go. I hate those horrible faggots that buy up all the inventory and keep them as little "safe queens" and they don't even wear them or get any real enjoyment from them. I wear my watches every day. I probably wear my Rolexes 4 days a week and have scratched the hell out of both.
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