The one that hurts the most has to be the rose gold yachtmaster, 116655 miss that one dearly !
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I've sold many watches in the last few years but there's only one I definitely regret letting go; a mint Rolex GMT Master II Pepsi, 16710.
Last edited by Skier; 12th December 2022 at 23:03.
The one that hurts the most has to be the rose gold yachtmaster, 116655 miss that one dearly !
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We've all done it. The three I really regret moving on...
1. 1990 Speedmaster (for £900!)
2. Seamaster Mariner quartz
3. Zinex Nitrox with lumed bezel
But, that's life; that's WIS-life.
My first propa watch was a 2008 Sinn 857 UTC. After 14 years and over a thousand watches bought and sold, the one I ended up as my 'does everything I want and need watch' is a... yep, a Sinn 857 UTC.
No wonder people think we're mad.
Sold a Kermit and a black dial Daytona for a combined sum that would not be large enough to buy either watch now.
But the major regret is this
And the minor regret is this
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Last edited by NickRed71; 13th December 2022 at 10:58.
Two minor regrets, I let me kids smash up my daily watch of 10 yrs plus with a hammer after it had sat in my night tray for at least 5yrs with a dead battery. It was a cheap watch, initially the battery lasted 4-5 yrs but gradually lasted less with each change.
Eventually I upgraded to my first proper mechanical watch and the daily sat unused/unloved for many years. The wife and kids would alway ask me why I was keeping it and eventually I agreed to let it good. The kids knew how attached I was to it but asked if they could open it up and have a look inside, I didn’t realise they meant open it with a hammer, but by which time I was fine with it. Kids loved the experience and I was pleased it passed well.
The second is selling my first proper watch, another 15yrs worth of ownership with a great life, the watch had appreciated and was sold at a good time.
I still think about that watch as my first, and wish I kept it. However in reality, it meant I could do a couple of other things with the funds and ultimately it was the right decision at the time.
Would i change anything - nope :)
Never sell is an option. But finish that you wear the same 5
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