amanico
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Is this Easter or the all Saints Day? :)
You are right, some things have to be put in order, but nothing hurries.
In my case, I am lucky enough to have a wife who knows my collection and the value of each watch.
And she also knows that there are some sharks and vultures in our world.
So, let's live our Passion, and lt's not bury it too fast!
Best,
Nicolas This message has been edited by amanico on 2013-03-30 10:17:09
Leaving our watches behind - preparing our heirs
There is a post on the Patek forum, "Patek Inheritance" from descartes1, which raises some thought provoking questions - and also has a lovely story from Whit. There are certain emotional issues that we have to deal with as individuals (which watch to lea...
Is this Easter or the all Saints Day? :)
You are right, some things have to be put in order, but nothing hurries. In my case, I am lucky enough to have a wife who knows my collection and the value of each watch. And she also knows that there are some sharks and vultures in our world. So, let's l...
It's something I've done...
...with various collections of mine. I've cataloged ancient coins, antiquities and medieval artifacts, 18th century Chinese, German and English porcelain, 17th century furniture, watches, mid-century furniture, paintings, sculptures, prints...the list goe...
that is a great idea and will give me something to do on these dark nights
my only worry would be that as i am single my children may inherit a bill from the tax man for capital gains tax if such a list were found. i have a list of my portfolio detailing each watch, but not in the detail you have. time for me to change things i ...
How about PuristS ?
This is a great idea, Zhege. And part of it is passing on knowledge as well as what the watches mean to you. That is why I encourage people to write detailed reviews of their watches and update us on what they mean to them over time. PuristS becomes both ...