mrsnak
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Better to be a generalist
Too narrow a focus means that you miss out on so much else.
Of course, I do acknowledge that some people prefer that. This message has been edited by mrsnak on 2010-10-10 14:51:16
Too much of a good thing ?
To quote FP Journe from a recent interview in Forbes "There are only three things I think about. Watches, watches, and watches." I sometimes get the sense that perhaps more than a few purists members think along similar lines. Given that most of us probab...
As with time, as with money.
There is always a risk of expending excessive resources on watches. With regard to spending money on watches, we have seen many statements along the lines of "as long as all my other expenses are covered I have no problem spending the surplus on watches."...
Pithy and precise...
"If you are not depriving yourself of work, family, exercise or sleeping time, then it's fine to spend as much time on watches as you can enjoy" A perfect hypothesis: nothing more need be said. After all, what's the alternative? Another television show? M...
Better to be a generalist
Too narrow a focus means that you miss out on so much else. Of course, I do acknowledge that some people prefer that. This message has been edited by mrsnak on 2010-10-10 14:51:16
Certainly
interest in watches can become an obsession/addiction (notice all the usual suspects that are on this site every day). However, one of the benefits of this interest for myself is that it brought me to this site. Due to work I do not travel more than a cou...