In case a watch enthusiast is not a rich person, and who needs to to be careful how much money to spend on luxury items, I would advise to rather have a one or two really good watches in your collections which you really wish to wear, than dozens of "affordable" pieces. You can only wear one watch at the time, and then it better be the watch you really like and on which you can truly be proud of. I can tell from my own experience that it is a greater pleasure to wear something which you know it is not easy to get, and not everyone is willing to afford it.
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I had the royal 41 salmon. Sold it but I want the 38 really bad
Wise advice! Also I have small wrists and don't understand 42mm Longiness conquest... its ridiculously big.
39 or 39 is sweet spot for me it’s good some watch makers are realising that not all men have 8 inch wrists!
The royal line is a failed line. My AD can’t move them. Tudor needs to bring back the 36mm prince justdate and dateday
In case a watch enthusiast is not a rich person, and who needs to to be careful how much money to spend on luxury items, I would advise to rather have a one or two really good watches in your collections which you really wish to wear, than dozens of "affordable" pieces. You can only wear one watch at the time, and then it better be the watch you really like and on which you can truly be proud of. I can tell from my own experience that it is a greater pleasure to wear something which you know it is not easy to get, and not everyone is willing to afford it.