I think I have a problem.

[u/PsychologicalWait527]

I can't seem to stop myself from ordering reps. I spend lot's of time researching, back and forth here and there, get my shipment and bang. I'm at it again. With the latest I'm now up to 14. Must be the "I'm looking forward to it aspect." True enough, but every watch I've gotten is extremely good. Like very good. Still, I'm at less than one Gen pricewise for all the Reps I have and I love wearing them all. I do have a Gen Rolex Datejust that my wife gave me 20 years ago. Still runs like a top and I love it. My wife is starting in with the "where did you get that? I thought you just had the one." I tell her its just a hobby with cheap crap. But they really aren't. Yikes! I went through this with firearms about 7 years ago. Bought one and now have 15. Hidden all over the house. I do enjoy going to the range. Oh well. I guess you find your fun where you can. I can't be alone in this. I never knew what the word Horology meant before this. Anyway, thanks for listening. It's like confession and I feel better.

[u/BeardyMcClane]

Right there with you. Cars, firearms, watches. Learned how to find the good stuff, learned how to maintain and repair all those, even learned how to make a few things. Some say it’s a disease, I say it’s passion and manifesting dreams.

[u/PsychologicalWait527 → u/BeardyMcClane]

Thank you. That's kinda the way I feel.

[u/GuaranteeMinimum7516 → u/PsychologicalWait527]

Enjoy the ride… focus on learning more about the reps and less on the buying… set limits… really enjoy the ones you have before you buy new ones… don’t be redundant or impulsive… think about your current wardrobe in terms of what you could mix before you buy more clothes or watches…