Horological Meandering

Dear PuristS I'm interested in watch that you wanted to sell but never managed to do so and reason why you didn't suceed whatever that might be Sincerely Damjan

...my Rolex Datejust that I purchased in the '80s but just can't do it. After owning it for many years, I gave it to my father-in-law and then received it back after his passing. The watch had become part of the story of his illness. So now it's part of m... 

...I never really took to it: ...but I think this will discourage all but a very few buyers: ...  

That I cannot sell. I don't have unique pieces because I love to wear my watches without being concerned with the "if I lost this piece ...". Other point is that my love for one piece is temporary, in opposition to my permanent love for my family. Cheers,... 

;-)

I had bought it from a friend, but found myself never really wearing it. Now, why wasn't I wearing it? Almost certainly because I was fearful of dinging it or causing some damage. It was also not a core part of my collection. And also, it was early on in ...  

I think the watch deserved that, as well as you deserved to keep this very one. You are hooked, it is a keeper, for the next ( and promising ) generation. I am very happy and moved to read your words, my friend. Nicolas

yes Panerai on wrist is peril Was friend's name starting with N? :) Regards Damjan