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--Zero- posted...

Looks sleek. Some of us have expensive hobbies when we have disposable income. TC is one of the 1% of CE and some of these posts are bitter lol.

It's all good, I totally understand the sentiment. Spending that much on a mechanical, technically superfluous item is definitely not rational. But hey, it's my hard earned money, and if it puts a smile on my face, why the hell not?

By the way: I'm spending money I made from selling 4 other watches from my collection which all gained between 100-300% in value depending on the model. Just consolidating because quality > quantity. That, and I can only wear one watch at a time. I owned 12 "expensive" ($3k and above) watches and now I own 9 (sold 4, bought 1)

Questionmarktarius posted...

You do you.
I'll just be over here with hypocritical disdain and two closets full of Lego sets

All good man, I love legos too. Btw there are watches worth less than 200 that excite me just as much as a Patek does. I write watch articles, first one was about a 50k watch, second was about a $40 watch I bought for my daughter. I love watches in every price range.