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    Watch diet

    Just curious what's the longest you have gone without purchasing a new watch. Looking at my history it looks like it was 14 months.
    Cheers,

    Richard

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    21 months, it looks -- that's the most notable break I register and I doubt there was a longer one earlier.

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    I can’t be sure, but it’s probably around nine months.

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    I have no idea, however, it probably has not been very long.

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    The last one I bought was in July 2018, but only for research purposes (bronze case) - doesn't count. A proper watch: January 2017. I've been very frugal, lately.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CFR View Post
    The last one I bought was in July 2018, but only for research purposes (bronze case) - doesn't count. A proper watch: January 2017. I've been very frugal, lately.
    Trying to classify it as a research (or non-proper) watch doesn’t detract from the fact that you still bought a watch.....


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    Quote Originally Posted by Seriously View Post
    Trying to classify it as a research (or non-proper) watch doesn’t detract from the fact that you still bought a watch.....


    But not for me. It was a experiment - strictly scientific - in favour of mankind and world knowledge. Therefore, it has to be classified as a gift.


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    If you don't count my Suunto Core, which I don't, because I didn't spend any money on it and I only bought it to wear to the gym and you do count my Submariner, which was actually a gift, that makes it since June 2017. That's about 20 months.

    Oh wait, shit. That's not right. I bought a Tudor Heritage Chrono blue, didn't I? That was March 2018, so that's 11 months at my current streak. Man, I can't believe I forgot about that. Such a nice watch, I just felt like it wasn't me when I was wearing it. Like I was wearing someone else's watch.

    So 11 months is probably my longest stretch. It was 4 or 5 months from Black Bay to Ranger, then about 7 months from Ranger to Submariner. Before then, it was much more frequent.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Raza View Post
    I didn't spend any money on it and I only bought it
    Teach me how to buy stuff without spending any money on it, pwetty pwease.

    Two attempts to weasel out of watch purchases already! Must be in the WIS DNA?

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