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TheMadDruid's post captures a unique moment in time, marking the end of a 74-day lockdown with the symbolic act of switching watches. This personal reflection offers a rare glimpse into the emotional connection collectors form with their timepieces, particularly during unprecedented global events. It prompts us to consider how our watches become intertwined with our personal narratives and significant life transitions.
It will be interesting to see if you never wear the CB again or put rest of your collection up for sale ... 😎 Jokes aside. Considering the truly amazing pieces you have in your collection there must have been days where you where tempted to drop it and wear something else. One day, I hope you will write a post about your experience with the CB for such an extended time. For me, the CB is more an occasional watch. Perhaps because of its strong presence. What I am certain of, is that the CB repres
A question: why is it that Flyboy stopped posting once you started to, Swaye? Hmm 🤔
Maybe you could wear both FPJs for a few days as a transitional step (like the gradual unlocking)? 🤔 both are beautiful. I miss my CS. We went to a Mexican place and they brought our food in takeout boxes (saved washing up) and there were no drink refills or chips for the table. Every other table was blocked off. Cazalea
But I’m sure it will make an appearance soon.
There were times when I wondered why I was doing this. But the watch itself always felt right once it was on the wrist.
All I can say is that I couldn’t match you... Long live the CB ! (Oh, and the orange strap will be perfect for summer).
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