Bill
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Amazing collection- Nice approach
I feel my approach to collection (hoarding) is not as honed as yours.
I seem to focus at the brand level and work up the ladder. The $ factor is one where I put a ceiling on what I am will to pay. I find myself often pushing that upward.
The falling in love part is way to easy. Luckily the brakes get applied by rule one above.
More thoughts later.
Thanks
Bill
Another Thought on Watch Collecting
Inspired by a previous posting, I asked myself: what guides me in collecting my watches? What’s the underlying theme to my collection? What made me buy certain watches? First, I don’t really care much about the movement, whether it’s quartz or mechanical,...
Buying process, Jean d'Eve Sectora and Silberstein Dragon...
of hunting and buying. Buying what you like, regardless of in-house movement, iconic status et al, is very important. In fact I think that should be the no. 1 rule, or at least one of the most important. I myself have made the mistake many times, buying a...
Thanx for the picture
I saw this watch along w/ elephant enamel in Tempus. Almost bought the dragon, but the $$ and fun ratio was not in equilibrium, so I passed. I learned this lesson the hard way during my pen collection. I got burned several times, from that moment on I swe...
One more version
This photo is from Antiquorum. From what I know, several different versions of the Dragon were made, the most affordable being the steel ones (they still aren't that cheap though). - SJX...
