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| Posted: Sat Jul 28th, 2007 08:58 pm |
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MarkJnK
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I started out with a tendancy to hoard, and collect. I was well on my way to owning every type of Promaster Eco Drive I could find. Then I had an epiphany, and realized that this served no purpose in my life, and that I would rather seek out and covet special pieces that really speak to me, and pieces that I will wear on a regular basis. This seems to bring me down to a number around 10 watches, which luckily I have room for in one watch box. At times I'm up to 12 or 15, but then I'll cull the collection back down to 9 or 10. The fact that I flipped the Orangina because it just wasn't for me, shows I'm an enthusiast, not a collector, as we all know that watch will be (or is) very collectable. Great question by Kelly, one of the finest watch photographers I've seen. If you get the chance to see his stuff on SCWF, you will agree.
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