Time between purchases

[brandrea]

Originally Posted by watchwatcher

There's no right answer. But...I will tell you from prior experience, if you don't take some time to enjoy your first purchase and appreciate all the subtle details of the watch...you'll be sorry.

Slow your roll, my brother.

Geez Larry, I could just hit the quote button all day

Good advice here OP

[sbirring]

Bought my first one in 2003. Wore that 16760 for 10 years straight as my only nice watch. Strayed from the brand to Breitling for a bit but came back in 2014 with a 16610 and recently a DSSD.

[Rocketman39]

I purchased my first Rolex, a Submariner 5513 in Frankfort Germany in 1966. Didn't buy another until December 2017 and bought a Submariner Hulk. It was so Beautiful I knew I couldn't make it a daily watch so two weeks later in January 2018 I bought a GMT Master II and have it on my wrist every day since. I love all three. Bob and Phillip Ridley of Watch Makers International restored my 5513 to like new. Fifty Two Years start to Finish.




It ain't easy bein Me !

[justicepool]

Purchased my first Submariner in November 2012 and purchased my second Rolex (Submariner Date) yesterday!

[lecorsaire]

It all depends on the finances. Once you get the watch bug, I think it’s safe to say all of us would get one every week or month if it were possible. I see videos of world class collectors with dozens and dozens of watches and they still have the itch.

[watchwatcher]

Originally Posted by brandrea

Geez Larry, I could just hit the quote button all day

Good advice here OP

Thanks brother.

[Spoonage]

For your specific question...

First - BLNR 2014
Second - SubC 2015

But that changes if you include all the other watches purchased for me and my wife...

[DoctorA]

As soon as I get what I want and have its price