Watches - another OCD problem
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As soon as I recognise that one of the watches is getting minimal wrist time and there is another piece out there that grabs my attention more, then the out of favour watch generally gets traded.
What I have learned is to try ( Not always possible ) and take your time over the next purchase to ensure you get it correct, especially for more expensive watches that you view as "keepers". On cheaper watches I don't really obey this rule and allow myself some trading fun.
If the thought of flipping the Aqua Terra continue, in my experience there is only one fix, sell it and enjoy choosing the next watch.
I am sharing a similar thought process at the moment over one of my collection that I find a little underwhelming.
Good luck for the hunt and have fun!
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Sounds like you would be fine sitting on it for now.
I find that the usage of watches I have to choose from changes quite frequently. The Aqua Terra could feature more prominentlly in your future rotation.
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I think that strap is excellent. Keep it on there for a while.
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Haha, fair enough! Main thing is the watch after all and you've got a real gem there.
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His site is under maintenance but seiya-san @ seiyajapan.com probably can. He has sourced me all kinds of JDMs.
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Not sure if any of the Rakuten shops ship overseas?
http://search.rakuten.co.jp/search/mall/Sarb033/-/st.A?grp=product
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No more PAM pics Friday, I miss my 000 too much!
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Tudor (i had Pam rolexes iwcs) the tudor is the best choice i prob ever did for the quality, wrist presence, heritage, buck etc imo. Of course all of them have a history (some of the famous radiomir were equiped with rolex movements in ww2 for the frogman blowing up the bridges etc) and cases are built extremely nice.
The tudor is my watch to go, for business, for pleasure, for all my activities. I am very very satisfied with the blue black bay