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If I reduce..
Grand Seiko --Nope. I don't even wear it often enough. I don't even know why. Won't revisit GS because the brand did not grow on me (Lexus vs Mercedes? I'd stay with the Mercedes)
Tudor BB - Yes. It can be taken everywhere
Gaudy Rolex TT Daytona - Yes, my in-law gave it to me. It will always remain in my collection, makes a good statement piece to bad people. Bloodhound Airking...I suspect it will stay in my collection because I like rebelling against devils.
JLC - Yes, the Geophysic will stay...It grows on me. Passed the Reverso-love phase and don't think I will ever return.
Audemars Piguet RO - I passed that phase, honestly. I don't even wear it anymore. I don't know why, but I lost the connection to it.
In essence:
1) A statement piece
2) A technical piece
3) A rough daily beater
4) A piece that represents your personality
Did you derive a similar equation to this?
Could it be possible...?
I have owned almost every current Rolex sports watch, the GMT Pepsi, the Daytona in black and white (former and current version), all Explorers, Submariners (Date and No Date), Datejust in two sizes and different colours and with different bracelets. I ha...
I have been trying that for years now
But there are always new treasures to be discovered...
If I reduce..
Grand Seiko --Nope. I don't even wear it often enough. I don't even know why. Won't revisit GS because the brand did not grow on me (Lexus vs Mercedes? I'd stay with the Mercedes) Tudor BB - Yes. It can be taken everywhere Gaudy Rolex TT Daytona - Yes, my...
I am not there yet Cookies, but as far
As your list goes I am on the same page with the 4 requirements with one addition 5 A piece that survives time!