Be Warned of the Dilute Effect As You Expand Your Watch Collection

I'm currently selling 3 very nice watches? Why? Because of the dilute effect. Every time you acquire a watch, it diminishes in some way the watches that already exist in your collection, both on a wrist time and on a more metaphysical existential level. So before you buy a new watch, you had better be sure it's worth the dilute effect it will bring to your collection.

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Comments

[jonnybardo]

Which watches are you selling other than the Sumo?

Also, did you change your Ebay username? I found your Sumo under a different name and can't remember your exact old user name, except that it had "herc" in it.

[herculodge]

Because Just Calculators is accepting the return of the Seiko Starfish (is 40mm, not 47mm), I'm selling two: M Force blue dial (like but don't love it); and Sumo. eBay was hacked so I changed password and user but latter was unnecessary. I may change it to old name eventually. When I get the Megalodon and the SBDL021, the watches I'm selling will be long gone from my mind.

[herculodge]

My user name is now kafkabay99.

[jonnybardo]

So you ordered the Starfish, got it, and it was too small? Bummer, but glad they take returns.

When is the Megalodon out? Next year, right?

[Jeffrey McMahon]

Starfish was way too small. I measured the bezel, which is 40mm without the crown. No way. The Megalodon comes out after January. Date and exact price not set, But approx. price is $850. The stainless steel bezel, the one I'm getting, looks ten times better, than the black bezel.

[Angelo]

They're letting you put "bay" in your user name? They made me change a name I was using for 10 years because "bay" was in it----and their new policy wouldn't allow me to keep it.