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I've got a rare stainless steel bracelet Citizen Pro Diver with a 50mm case and 48mm bezel that barely gets wrist time because I'm always trying to keep my auto watches charged. Hard to know how much wrist time a $1,200 Seiko Tuna or some other Holy Grail watch would get.
I'd like to spend the next several months enjoying what I have before embarking on a big watch purchase.
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Every time you pull that watch out, I want one. I'm placing that on the "secondary" wish list - watches I'll buy if I find them for the right price, but am not actively trying to harpoon.
Posted by: jonnybardo | February 28, 2013 at 07:56 AM