Post photo of the 1 watch you’d never sell

[buddenfan]

Post photo of the 1 watch you’d never sell

[brandrea]

Never is a long time

That said, I feel like it might be this one for me.

I have a feeling that other references from Rolex will continue to evolve and that may make the ones I own more susceptible to changing them out.

I can’t see Omega ever touching this one. They may put the 321 in a different case but I think this reference is destined to remain the same.






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[Ichiran]

I will never sell this watch.

[scarlet knight]

[Easy E]

I can no longer make such a claim. I think my current count is three - three times I have said such a thing and none of those watches are with me any longer.

[Bmats]

My dad’s watch. Others I have I can’t imagine selling either - like my own Patek’s that I’m more likely to wear. But those weren’t my dad’s watch.




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[DGB]

My Garrick, it is a piece unique, definitely a keeper.



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[learningtofly]

[ap1]

I can’t play. I’d be kidding myself.

[Michael1968]

[Mach]

No doubts in my mind - the Omega Speedmaster Calibre 321 'Ed White!'

[AEC]

Chosen and purchased by my better half for me on a birthday about nine years ago

[HMHM]

Unfortunately I can’t say that I won’t sell my watches IF an IMPOSSIBLE offer appears.

10 million USD - everything goes tomorrow!

[Roger Lococco]

25th wedding anniversary gift from my wife…




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[jw0n]

A decade long hunt for a birth year watch, so unlikely to ever leave the nest.

[FrugalGreubel]

Originally Posted by Ichiran

I will never sell this watch.

Killer watch and photo!

[FrugalGreubel]

This was my first luxury watch purchase. It’s also the only one that survived the great purge of 2023.

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[whatsthetime?]

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Inheritance from my late uncle (my Godfather) which will go to my niece (I'm her Godparent) along with the Rolex original MOP dial/baguette markers it came with--until I swapped it for a Rolex champagne dial w/stick markers.

PS: I'd like her to enjoy it while I'm around--so I offered it her last year with the MOP dial and baguette markers--but she was fearful of wearing it due to the unfortunate theft going on everywhere.

[Ichiran]

Originally Posted by FrugalGreubel

This was my first luxury watch purchase. It’s also the only one that survived the great purge of 2023.

Next level elegance

[Erpin]

This is the watch i would never sell.




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[1William]

My history tells me that even when I say I will not move a watch, I always do.

[buddenfan]

Originally Posted by Erpin

This is the watch i would never sell.




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[Dan Pierce]

Must admit I gave it some thought last year, but came to my senses and added a jubilee instead.
dP

[hgg43c]

I kind of have two, for me it would this my fathers Girard Perregaux that I rediscovered when I was settling his affairs its at least 60 odd years old still works. I find myself wearing this once or twice every holiday season. The other one would be the watch that I bought my dad with my first pay cheque which he wore as his GADA until the day he passed - that watch I passed on to my son, so lets see what he does with that.

[ansharma]

Stunning and flawless- love it!!!




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[NardinNut]

Originally Posted by Erpin

This is the watch i would never sell.




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This is the watch I’d sell my wife for!

[Yobrooks]

My Gronefeld Principia, so long a wait, so amazing to look and appreciate the fantastic quality and finishing from the Holorlogic Brothers.. Front and back.

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[brandrea]

Originally Posted by Dan Pierce

Must admit I gave it some thought last year, but came to my senses and added a jubilee instead.
dP

Wise decision

[winst]

My Father’s 1977 6426 Oyster Precision Manual that he gave me last year. I had it restored, serviced, dial changed from Silver to a new Grey one with new hands and a 78350 bracelet put on it. I still have the original dial, hands and 7835 bracelet should any future generations want to reinstate them. Liked it so much I then found a cheap beat up 1970 6426 from Japan and had that restored as well but with a new Black dial and hands for my daily. I think I’m unlikely to even sell the black dial one but I will definitely never sell my Father’s one. The dial looks great in different lights - it’s hard to believe both pictures below are the same Grey Dialled watch.

[Dan Pierce]

Originally Posted by brandrea

Wise decision

I do that on rare occasion.
dP