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Noonan · 3 March 2015, 04:07 AM

A couple weeks back I damn near lost my mind and put my Tudor up for sale. I wanted to get some new kitchen appliances and for some reason came to the idea of flipping my sub to fund them.

What was I thinking? I certainly don't need to replace everything at the same time. Pulled it off the market and will be getting the home upgrades one at a time rather than all at once. I felt so bad that I had to buy it a gift

I have a 93150 with 580's en route! The bracelet I've been using is a cheap, unstamped aftermarket; keeping it mostly on straps.

Has anyone else realized what they were about to do after putting a watch up for sale? I can't imagine the regret I would have felt if I let this one go. It not like a current model which would be easy to replace down the line.

Back where she belongs:

3 March 2015, 04:07 AM	#1
Noonan Banned Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: US Watch: 3570.50 Posts: 2,156	Crisis Averted... A couple weeks back I damn near lost my mind and put my Tudor up for sale. I wanted to get some new kitchen appliances and for some reason came to the idea of flipping my sub to fund them. What was I thinking? I certainly don't need to replace everything at the same time. Pulled it off the market and will be getting the home upgrades one at a time rather than all at once. I felt so bad that I had to buy it a gift I have a 93150 with 580's en route! The bracelet I've been using is a cheap, unstamped aftermarket; keeping it mostly on straps. Has anyone else realized what they were about to do after putting a watch up for sale? I can't imagine the regret I would have felt if I let this one go. It not like a current model which would be easy to replace down the line. Back where she belongs:

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