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This weekend, my friend Roy and his family came over for dinner, and it didn’t take long before we started talking about everything horology-related, as we’re both avid watch enthusiasts. He came over with his Vacheron Constantin Overseas Dual-Time, and it was my second time seeing it in person. It’s a stunning watch piece. I quickly started sharing a few from my collection, including the Panerai Luminor Daylight PAM 0356, Omega Swatch Mission to the Moon with an upgraded NATO strap, and my Tudor Black Bay 58.
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Roy told me he had always eyed the Tudor BB 58 (good taste!) so he tried my watch on and quickly insisted that we do a watch swap for the week. I was really uncomfortable with this idea because I’m extremely careful with my watches, especially when the Tudor is only 1 month old, and I can’t even fathom seeing one little scuff on my baby. Secondly, his VC is a little too snug (even with the micro-adjustment links on his bracelet fully expanded), and also knowing I’m now responsible for a 60k+ watch on my wrist is a little nerve-racking.
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I have it on my wrist this week, and although it restricts blood flow to my left wrist, I’m still enjoying seeing it on my wrist while I pray Roy keeps my Tudor scratch-free. 🤓
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