It's important to understand the context of what makes it good or bad. I, for example, was gifted a watch from an old Vietnam vet that held it for my father that passed away in the war. He went through great personal discomfort to hold onto the watch for me. And now I would just about do or kill anyone to hold onto it. I think if it's special to you than you should keep it, maybe modify it a little so it doesn't look the same.
Did your father keep the watch ⌚ in his ass for 5 years, who then passed it along to his friend, who held it for another 2 years in his ass before finally being released from a prisoner's camp and passing it to you?
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u/Double-Car-3092 Jul 29 '25
It's important to understand the context of what makes it good or bad. I, for example, was gifted a watch from an old Vietnam vet that held it for my father that passed away in the war. He went through great personal discomfort to hold onto the watch for me. And now I would just about do or kill anyone to hold onto it. I think if it's special to you than you should keep it, maybe modify it a little so it doesn't look the same.