Jay (Eire)
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Bleu Tuesday.
Wearing the CB today. Every time, what a great watch. Never leaves me disappointed, always puts a smile on my face. 
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Bleu Tuesday.
Wearing the CB today. Every time, what a great watch. Never leaves me disappointed, always puts a smile on my face. ...
👍🏻 Fortunate to have one.
Not in the sense of allocations, as these were easily bought when I got this, just more in the sense of being in a position to buy one.
For me, this is the best one.
I loved the CB at first sight and all these years later I still do.
Same.
Never any second thoughts on this one. Never had my head turned with the sky rocketing demand and unsolicited offers to buy either !
I hear you.
If it’s any consolation I have some similar regrets on other Journe watches. I guess if one’s been around long enough there will be many such missed watches.
I've missed quite a few trains like this...
But was fortunate to catch others, so cannot really complain. But I remember very well the first presentation in my home country, the booth was not the busiest at all. They were very friendly, and I actually loved the watches, but thought that they were t...
It’s funny you make that statement.
I was just thinking this week about how I pass on several newer watches for the same reason. Clearly in some cases in 20 years from now I will have been wrong, but my gut is that this is true for only every 1 out of 20/30 watches we see. A lot will be for...
I agree, but for me it's more a comparative issue
At the time, I was initiating my Patek journey. For the money, I preferred to go for something with a value that I could understand better.
It’s been a while since I’ve had this one out too.
And ever time I do I keep thinking I need to change the strap. This time, maybe I will do that.
