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pickettt · 7 December 2017, 02:40 AM

When I bought my first (and only), I didn't get buyer's remorse, but rather "buyer's indifference." I like it, but I can do with or without it. That's just me....bread and water or lobster and steak. No matter. Luckily, the cost didn't hurt me. But in your case, if you like the watch and you're not hurt financially by it, enjoy it. If you get rid of it, you'll probably miss the watch, but not miss the money. Take your family on a vacation anyway, that's priceless.

7 December 2017, 02:40 AM	#11
pickettt "TRF" Member Join Date: Jul 2017 Location: California Watch: Shiny One Posts: 5,450	When I bought my first (and only), I didn't get buyer's remorse, but rather "buyer's indifference." I like it, but I can do with or without it. That's just me....bread and water or lobster and steak. No matter. Luckily, the cost didn't hurt me. But in your case, if you like the watch and you're not hurt financially by it, enjoy it. If you get rid of it, you'll probably miss the watch, but not miss the money. Take your family on a vacation anyway, that's priceless.

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