What's on your wrist? / What are you wearing? (WRUW)

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Actually, being serious for a moment, I can totally see the value of owning a smaller collection (for example 3). Of course I went in a totally different direction, due to my TAG Heuer obsession... but if I could do it all again I would definitely approach things differently. The only thing is... I can see it being a lot harder to get three £8k watches past the wife than 40 x £200 ones.

Then theirs the insurance to think about :(
 
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Then theirs the insurance to think about :(

Yeah that too. I found Marks and Spencers do £50k valuables cover on the house insurance and it's pretty reasonable.
 
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Yeah that too. I found Marks and Spencers do £50k valuables cover on the house insurance and it's pretty reasonable.

Thats good, mine allow up to £4k per individual item at no extra cost
 
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Speaking from experience... know the details of your insurance policy and update it when necessary.
 
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Pfft, all this talk of three piece collections... why is three the magic number anyway? Try 33, now that's getting somewhere!
I read it first as 3 score collection, now that’s good.
 
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Thats good, mine allow up to £4k per individual item at no extra cost
Remember to take price increases into account, my Monaco was circa £4.2k retail when I got it, £6.1 now.
 
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Then theirs the insurance to think about :(

I was mildly horrified when I added up the value of my collection for the insurance recently, particularly as I don't have any expensive pieces like Monacos or Rolexs
 
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Omega logo dead center on the glass, so clear to see. :thumbsup:
Yeah, seems to be a feature with all Seamaster and Railmaster trilogiez I've come across.
 
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Now that I have my Chronotimer back (again) and this time with a working backlight (!) I decided perhaps I would switch the bracelet out for the rubber strap that I originally bought for my yellow Calibre S Aquaracer. The Chronotimer was available on the same strap and I always intended to try it out one day. For some reason I expected not to like it, but actually I think it looks great. Feels like a different watch!
 
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Now that I have my Chronotimer back (again) and this time with a working backlight (!) I decided perhaps I would switch the bracelet out for the rubber strap that I originally bought for my yellow Calibre S Aquaracer. The Chronotimer was available on the same strap and I always intended to try it out one day. For some reason I expected not to like it, but actually I think it looks great. Feels like a different watch!
Looks great to me!