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Trainer · 5 January 2008, 12:34 AM

Hello Gentlemen, Egelber.

I too am new to this fora, with this being my first post.

I find myself largely in agreement with Frostie. This particular SD is no longer just a watch, it is the watch your wife gave you. She may say she doesn't care if you trade it and probably doesn't. But, she is a woman. If she's anything like my wife, she will always feel somewhat diminished in not knowing your preference and a little hurt that her effort didn't mean more.

If it were me, I'd keep the SD (you'll eventually want one anyway) and keep my wife happy.

Tempus Fugit,

Trainer

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5 January 2008, 12:34 AM	#25
Trainer "TRF" Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Real Name: Bill Location: Pennsylvania Watch: Rolex TT, Blue Sub Posts: 127	Hello Gentlemen, Egelber. I too am new to this fora, with this being my first post. I find myself largely in agreement with Frostie. This particular SD is no longer just a watch, it is the watch your wife gave you. She may say she doesn't care if you trade it and probably doesn't. But, she is a woman. If she's anything like my wife, she will always feel somewhat diminished in not knowing your preference and a little hurt that her effort didn't mean more. If it were me, I'd keep the SD (you'll eventually want one anyway) and keep my wife happy. Tempus Fugit, Trainer

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