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rgwarden · 6 October 2022, 11:10 PM

The only thing i hate about watches - Rolex or other brands - is only being able to wear one. I guess i could put one on each wrist but i doubt many do this - it would feel ridiculous. So only being able to wear one keeps my collection small because i hate owning expensive things not being used for purpose. And I’m well aware many of you rotate but that doesn’t sit well with me because - and this is just my hang up I’m sure - it feels to me that I don’t really like the watch I’ve got on enough not to change it. I want to build histories with too many Rolex references is my hate. I have a hard enough time not wearing my Speedie (let alone my Seamaster) because my Explorer trumps them.
So Ideally i want 4 arms.
Didn’t Hunter S Thompson wear two GMTs on the same wrist set to different time zones…?

6 October 2022, 11:10 PM	#8
rgwarden "TRF" Member Join Date: Aug 2016 Location: London Watch: 124270 Posts: 537	The only thing i hate about watches - Rolex or other brands - is only being able to wear one. I guess i could put one on each wrist but i doubt many do this - it would feel ridiculous. So only being able to wear one keeps my collection small because i hate owning expensive things not being used for purpose. And I’m well aware many of you rotate but that doesn’t sit well with me because - and this is just my hang up I’m sure - it feels to me that I don’t really like the watch I’ve got on enough not to change it. I want to build histories with too many Rolex references is my hate. I have a hard enough time not wearing my Speedie (let alone my Seamaster) because my Explorer trumps them. So Ideally i want 4 arms. Didn’t Hunter S Thompson wear two GMTs on the same wrist set to different time zones…? Last edited by rgwarden; 7 October 2022 at 12:04 AM.. Reason: Making more sense!

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