There have been 6 tings since your OP Lindsey.
I have to admit that I bought the BC more for the look of the watch, than the hourly ting. However…
Since I picked mine up on the 4th January I have found myself trying to ensure that I don’t miss the ting, when I am wearing the watch. If in the house and approaching ting time, I often look at the dial and compare ting time to the actual time - how many seconds fast/slow is it now. If I am out, I just take a peek and try and ensure I hear the ting (pushing up my sleeve and looking at the phone time, would be a bridge too far

).
I do turn it off when I go to bed. I look at my alarm when I wake and if coming up to the hour I tend to pick up the watch and turn on the chime in time for the next ting.
To a certain extent it has made me rethink my collection. I have my quota of very nice dive, GMT, Chronograph and sports watches from the usual suspects for normal everyday wear. Adding to those seems pointless. I have a couple of very nice dress watches for occasional wear. I have my normal CWs to wear as an alternative (worn more than a few years ago).
I had kept thinking about going for something expensive (relative to my other watches), well because that is apparently what watch collectors are supposed to aspire to, etc…
I am increasing thinking - I can’t be bothered. The Bel Canto does it for me as my something completely different watch.
Neil