not for the dinner table talk

[dafuture]

Truthfully I see both sides of the argument. But the reality is this: you don't seem particularly interested in it anymore. If you don't think you're going to wear it, and you have other things you'd rather do with the money, I don't think selling it is a bad idea. Our watches and collections are wonderful things, but I think at some point it goes to waste if they're not being used for their primary purpose: to be worn.

[samson66]

Don't feel bad, you're not alone. If I, when I finally get to try one on, totally love the SD43 my plan is to sell or trade my 16710 for it. I love the watch, but it looks a little small on my wrist and like you I'm not a huge fan of the bracelet. I'm not a collector so I really only want one sport model and the SD could be it. So I totally understand where you are coming from and I also have no need for safe queens. If it doesn't see wrist time, sell it and don't look back

[3130by1213]

If the money was just going to sit in your checking account, I'd say keep it, but since you mentioned funding your kid's 529, I vote for selling it. If you get the itch a few years down the line, you can always buy another.

[Etschell]

I'd sell it.

[Colin10101]

Sell it and buy what you like! Don't look back.