Rolex

Its been in my collection for a number of years now. When I first saw it, it was in the process of being sold to someone else. I told the dealer that if it ever came back to him, he should call me. It did. He did. History. Sometimes we need to be patient....  

Here is mine to compliment yours: ...  

.....will have a limited number of targets. One modern....the Omega SM....ordered One semi-vintage.....and a compliment to jeans One surprise...uhhmmm And one GMT.

Two are done...its just I don't have them in possession. Two are to be done. Against this, there will be some watches out too. Probably the same number out.....

I have the ambition to let 5 of mine go, and to get 2 or 3... Same here... Interesting and exciting game! Best, Nicolas

.....but a watch MUST give huge pleasure to stay in the collection. And by that, I mean when it is on the wrist. Like many, I guess, I have fallen trap to the idea of loving what I think a watch will give me. Yet, only when it is on the wrist do you ever ... 

. . . you've got to learn to play it right. You've got to know when to hold them, Know when to fold 'em. * * * Every gambler knows The secret to survivin' Is knowing what to throw away And knowin' what to keep."

I could not agree more with what you have said. As for the GMT Panda - I really like it. Well done! Pure, clean and simple - it represents in many ways the essence of vintage Rolex. Curious what your watches will be. Best Edmond

..but the 1675 is definitely a Rolex classic