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In The New Year, Watch Enthusiasts Should Resolve To Stop Caring About Other People's Opinions
The idea of people doing something because I do it has never sat well with me. I would never want somebody to like, want, or buy something simply because I like it. My goal is to explain things to people almost scholastically-and naturally, as a function of that, I discuss items I am passionate about. Don’t my passions merely represent my taste? If other people share my taste, then great, but why would I get upset if someone likes a different watch style than I do? The world has more than enough flavor for a myriad of acceptable palettes.The variety of available flavors is why I got into watches to begin with. Being able to collect a broad spectrum of designs and concepts-all wearable on your wrist-is a huge reason why I continue to admire the hobby of being into watches. I believe this should be a driving force of all good collecting behavior. I never thought much of this until a few years ago I started to notice an interesting area of dismay in the watch collector community. Mo
HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 172: A Diver But Not For Diving
Watch buyers without deep pockets get our tips as we recap on the best watches article, “7 Ways To Survive As a Watch Lover On A Budget.” John and I have each used all of those tips ourselves. We also talk about DeBethune’s first diver’s watch, the 300 meter water resistant DB28 Grand Sport. Last, we ponder who buys (and why) highly limited edition, hand-engraved, and complicated interesting oddities like the Zenith Academy Christoph Colomb Hurricane II.Listen to the HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 172 here.