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Are you bore easily?

  • I always love all of my watch

    Votes: 4 12%

  • Some of watch I love, others I get bored

    Votes: 27 79%

  • I always feel excited with all the watch I have

    Votes: 3 8.8%
  • Total voters
    34
  • Poll closed .
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Don Nghia

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It is very commonly that

We are very excited with one watch at a moment, and after a while wearing it, we become more and more bored with it?

I'm in this situation too, and can hardly explain it because at the first I'm very excited with the watch

Did you guys suffer it too? and how did you overcome this situation and the willing to flip or buy new watches?

Or if you guys have a watch that make you feel strongly exciting but later feel little bored and disappointed?

I guess It not like relationship (men-women) wear we can easily burn the flame of love again or keep it always HOT !
 
#6 ·
After wearing the same one for some time, I usually like to switch it up a bit, and wear something else. But that's not the same as getting bored with a watch - it's more just an enjoyment of diversity.

There have been watches that I just don't wear any more - whether because I just like other watches more - or maybe I have gotten bored of them. But I typically sell those in an attempt to replenish bank accounts and de-clutter life.
 
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#8 ·
Can't answer the poll since, I do still enjoy all of my watches, but some of them haven't seen wrist time in a good long while and will almost certainly be put back into circulation (once I get off my arse and create the listings).

Sometimes you can love something and it still just doesn't work out.

Regards,
Alysandir
 
#9 ·
Used to be addictive to G-Shock, not so much now. Mainly I don't like the direction G-Shock is going now. Crazy expensive. I have reach my tolerance limit.

used to collect vintage G-shock too. Experienced resin rot with DW-001/002/003/004. I felt like an idiot collecting watch with material don't last. No cure for resin rot too. Which stopped me buying more.
 
#11 ·
Bored with some less than others but not bored enough to ask any of them to leave (yet), which is a major accomplishment/happenstance for me since getting infected 7 years ago . . .
 
#13 ·
I feel that one of the option in this poll should be "I get bored with many of my watches after I wear them for some time", because now options #1 and #3 look the same. And all people would have to pick #2.

I love and become obsessed with some types of watches when I buy them, and then I start to like and get obsessed with another type of watch. Does this mean I get bored? Maybe not.
 
#15 ·
Not bored with my main collection. I still like those as much or even a little more than the day I got them.

I have two "knock around" watches that I'm not into as much as I was when I got them.
 
#17 ·
As I'm currently the lone dissenter, I'll explain:

I obviously love all my watches; otherwise, why would I have purchased them?

That's what I keep telling myself, anyway.
 
#20 ·
I think I would eventually get bored and come to the realization that I need just one watch to tell the time, but before the I love every piece I own and would enjoy wearing the to the fullest.
 
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