. . . . decide quickly as Sabbeth seems to be having second thoughts.It'sAliveJim wrote:Would make a fitting replacement I thinkkevin_b1 wrote:Actually looking at Sabbeth's grand Seiko he has up for sale.
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. . . . decide quickly as Sabbeth seems to be having second thoughts.It'sAliveJim wrote:Would make a fitting replacement I thinkkevin_b1 wrote:Actually looking at Sabbeth's grand Seiko he has up for sale.
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I've never understood wearing a watch I'm trying to sell.Bahnstormer_vRS wrote:. . . . decide quickly as Sabbeth seems to be having second thoughts.It'sAliveJim wrote:Would make a fitting replacement I thinkkevin_b1 wrote:Actually looking at Sabbeth's grand Seiko he has up for sale.
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Fatal errorSabbath wrote:^^^^ IAJ
Good point - perhaps I should put it in its box and leave it. Whilst it's for sale I won't wear it out of the house. Just saw it sat in the safe today and snuck a quick look on the wrist and had second thoughts. I'll put it away now and leave it for a bit and see how I feel in time.
Worthy of its own thread. Never regretted a sale. Have had pangs of regret after years of being without it and looking back at photos but never enough to buy another. Why would you sell if you regret it?FloridaPhil wrote:"Sellers remorse". We all know it happens. Have you ever sold a watch you wish you hadn't?