A watch you would never sell

[airchitect]

Ironically it’s a watch I would’ve otherwise sold.....my BLNR. Instead, that same piece ended up being the watch I wore through the majority of the time my mom was sick, and was on my wrist as I sat alone with her while she died. I remember checking that time on the wall clock and then my wrist. It’ll never be sold. In fact I will most likely have the case back engraved with her name and dates of birth/death.

[GGGMT]

3 watches:
1. JLC when my dad married my mom in the 60s
2. GMT first Rolex 1995
3. Rootbeer my fave





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[calebb90]

Originally Posted by swish77

There are three I'd never sell, mainly because I'd never be able to replace them. Everything else, mostly modern, seems to be in a never-ending cycle of selling, buying, swapping, etc ....

A trio worth holding on to.


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[Dhiren]

These 3
My Dads 1675 mid 1960’s
My 16700 Swiss Only A series
And My Sons 126710 BLRO which I have promised him


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[kostal2093]

Panerai 233 dot

[TankTom]

Too many people seem to be missing the point of this - saying that you have no intention of selling your watches at this moment in time is not what the OP is asking.

[mrclutch3]

Speedy. Its a wedding gift from my wife. :-)

[alphadweller]

My first Rolex, YM 116622 pt dial.

[Boaters]

I love them all but hey for the right price they are all for sale.