The 5 Phases of Watch Collecting

[@spudgun3014]

The shot fired at T&H at the end made me laugh! Well done.

[@japd7897]

"you never dive, but you own 5 divers" :)

[@Mister_Phafanapolis]

I'll estimate that 90% of divers don't get wet. 9% were once used to go snorkeling or scuba diving on vacation or are taken in to the pool just because they can be. Like 1% are actually dove with.

[@japd7897]

You are right, specially if they are luxury watches (Omega, Rolex, …).

[@merc7paul]

Hey...I use them in the shower​@@Mister_Phafanapolis

[@benread1979]

Loved the comment on avoiding 30yr old toy sized date justs

[@matthewdavis8199]

Aren't all Datejusts regardless of age 36mm?? Is that a "boy size?" Daytjust II or Datejust 41 are the only allowable size?? Nonsense. I do think, however, the broader lug thickness of the modern Datejust (36mm) wears perfectly. Great vid!!

[@xx4rch4xx]

That Christian guy could never sell me anything. Something about him is off.

[@Bemjji]

David Huynh yea I agree, I bet he snorts all his profits. The girl that does it with him was cool at first but now she’s off too.

[@trevbarlow9719]

The DJ is one of those models that is tied to a size. No 36mm, no DJ.

[@jh-il5sb]

yeah, many watch reviewers try to impart their opinion regarding smaller vintage and even newer watches. they try to shame you for liking the absurdly huge new 0.3 mm larger submariner, when i struggle to tell the difference between the new and old model.

[@markgads8017]

Just an outstanding video. You summed up years of today’s average (at least to start) watch journey in just over 8 minutes. Kudos to you. I hope you keep making videos for years to come. “Get yourself a Rolex...” classic.

[@BenNS1971]

Love this video. I’ve seen it about 3 or 4 times and It never gets old.

[@donfoley1590]

Fantastic, everything you said is true. Great Piece 👍

[@alecc4006]

Hahaha don’t need a 30yr old boy size date just, excellent true comment

[@keithmonte-dcruz8431]

a great summation of the journey of a watch collector. I couldn't help smiling as I related to so many of the points. Great advice for all, budding watch collectors take note. :-)

[@redentorroque5939]

I like how this video put things in perspective. I bought 8 watches in 2018. It is now mid-2019 and so far i bought only 1 watch (an oris 65). I am at that point where i try to buy only that "speak" to me, even if there are other watches as good or better.

[@eyeheartsushi2212]

Good pickup on that Oris 65 and good on you for slowing down. The Oris 65 (Ref. 013377074064-0782018) speaks to me but it falls in that price range that I’m currently avoiding. I’m looking to get the Tudor Black Bay and perhaps another watch in the $3K range, before coming back down to Oris, etc. Hopefully it will work out.

[@Podcastage]

This video was great. It cut me deep as someone who is in the accumulation phase. haha.

[@cedarcanoe]

I can recognise a number of things. Your personality (resistance to marketing of luxury brands) will decide whether you will keep on liking watches for what they are, or whether you will grow into snobbery and want a certain luxury brand. Personally my watch collecting path has turned completely towards vintage.

[@sobeit712]

This video should be included in the high school curriculum. I just recently got into this watch collecting thing few months ago. I have never been interested in superfluous things nor was I ever an ambitious man. My interests has always been finding out why are we even on this earth. But we desire all things of beauty, though what defines beauty is quite subjective. Watch combines art and vanity, the two often go hand in hand. Fast forward few months, I'm already on the thought process of getting 1 or 2 grail pieces and be done with it. But then I question the purpose of grail. I've seen people stay in budget collection for years. If life is just an experience, then all emotions are part of the experience. You may feel bad about amassing cheap Seikos, homages, fashion watches. On a broader sense, the realization and the regret is also part of the experience. You may go through life as a king or a beggar, if you haven't figured out the why, the end is the same.

[@Moxiltws]

So I went straight from phase 2 to phase 5 ^^ My first watch was a Seiko SKX009, then a Casio DW-5000 and I knew from there that the next will be the last so I went directly for a Rolex Explorer :)

[@frankmanitta4870]

I have to say you have hit the nail on the head and driven it into the timber with one blow. Yesterday I purchased my first Rolex. After spending crazy amounts of money and 45 watches later I now realise that I should have brought the Rolex first and be done with the whole chasing game. While it has been fun it has also been exhausting . Maybe it is not about the destination but the thrill of the journey . Keep making great videos we all love them.

[@rob45x]

Loved this video! So true. All the steps are so true. I'm up to the step that I just bought my first swiss piece. Brand new 2019 seamaster 300m. And already wishing I could sell and buy a rolex! I am loving the explorer 1 at the moment.

[@markgads8017]

@rob gee I have the 2019 omega Seamaster pro as well, and a 2018 Rolex Submariner date. Omega is fantastic and maybe superior in some technical aspects, just best value for money today in my opinion. But the Rolex is just at another level. Only way to explain is to have one and live with it. I know it’s double the cost, but if you can swing it and or get your hands on one, I believe it’s worth it. Nonetheless I hope you enjoy your watches to the fullest. Cheers!

[@rob45x]

@@markgads8017 I wish i was enjoying the new smp300. The lume pip was the wrong colour. Noticed on the same day I brought her home. Took a 1 month battle with omega to have them replace the bezel. It came back to me with the bezel misaligned. I wasn't very happy. Called the service centre again and they said it's within their specification. Messaged omega in swiss direct and they have agreed to replace the watch with a new one or something with the same value. Very poor QC that I have experienced.

[@markgads8017]

So sorry to hear about how you were treated. That’s unacceptable and I’m shocked they didn’t immediately rectify the issue. Makes me nervous about sending over the watch if a problem arises. Hope things work out for you in the end.

[@eyeheartsushi2212]

I tried the Explorer 1 on my wrist and it’s hard to explain but I wasn’t as excited to see it on my wrist as when I put on a Tudor Black Bay. The weird thing is that I consider the Explorer my grail but probably isn’t anymore. That’s not to say you won’t like it. Best advice is to try a watch on your wrist before making a purchase.

[@rob45x]

@@eyeheartsushi2212 yeah I should try it on first.

[@eyeheartsushi2212]

Perfect video, Sir. Loved the dig at Christian Zeron at the end hahaha Fortunately for me, I stopped myself from entering Phase 3: Accumulation, after reading comments and advice on KZbin. Almost jumped on the “tick all the boxes” bandwagon but woke up. You’re right about the $1,000 - $2,000 watches. That is the Danger Zone!!! Avoid at all costs. I started paying attention to the higher tier watches. I tried on the Tudor Black Bay Heritage with burgundy bezel a few times and decided it’s the watch for me, so I will hold off on buying watches until I get it.

[@oneal14attnet]

“Hurts so good” This video hits the spot! Some of us start high and make different kinds of mistakes (like going independent too early. Or buying out of frustration vs seasoned research (ie. My first datejust). Never got into the Hamilton, Tissot thing. I now buy cautiously and longingly after much consternation. Now I have no regrets with my ultimate selection. “Patience young Jedi!”

[@James-rt4dj]

Absolutely love this video, only came across your channel few weeks ago. I must say I love your open and honest opinion and dialogue in your videos. Keep up the great work.

[@PiersC]

First?! Awesome! Really enjoying your collection and content. Happy you've kept your Seikos and explain your journey. Love the (ETA) Aikon and the 214270. Keep going with this.

[@jensfiehler4716]

Sensational. One of the best ever. It perfectly describes my own journey. 100%

[@jorgesalazar9023]

Great video, the path is so precise jejejej thanks for making it easy to explain, now my wife can understand our natural watch path :)

[@richardk1054]

My first watch was the DJ like yours but with Roman dial, then I had a few flyers quickly got rid of them lesson learned right away, great video 👍 👍!!

[@raymondhernandez]

3 criterias to collecting luxury watches - You like them, you can afford them and you don’t care what anyone may think or say about your expensive hobby.

[@petewelsh9978]

Totally agree with the ‘get a Rolex’ comment you’ll either love it and keep it forever or not and flip it BUT at least you’ll have first hand experience of a luxury watch benchmark against which to judge/ appreciate others.

[@GS_Superman]

I started smack at the middle with the Speedy and have been bouncing back and forth like a pinball machine. Nonetheless, we all end up in the rationalization phase asking if We only need a 1 or 3 watch collection...great psychoanalytic video of our hobby (or sickness)😂

[@TheWheelofLife100]

I've accumulated 113 watches, in 2 years, the damage is done,the hole is way to deep,so I just keep digging until I'm bankrupt and then I'll stop.

[@hcwm2]

Oof, I am in with close to 20 watches in 9 months and on the whole I have started to slow down. So, it can always be worse I guess.

[@resjon7981]

Simple solution sell 110 watches. I recently downgraded from 12 to 3 and glad I did. 2 autos and 1 quartz.

[@zman8340]

Awesome comment you win

[@robertlindo8058]

Watch buying can be highly addictive.

[@TheWheelofLife100]

@@robertlindo8058 …yep and now for an update, it’s now 238 believe it or not, money was disappearing faster than I could make, so it slowed me down, kind of,I’ve almost lost complete interest in watches, so I don’t see that number getting any higher.

[@orestlachowycz4143]

Thanks for the time and effort to put these videos together, note they are appreciated. Your analogy of the KZbinrs are spot on. AC3 is wild and now has a small spectrum, but without him I would have bought a Graham and not my Rolex. The watch phases have always been there, so I have just been trying to purchase pieces that I like. So only my last watch was a Seiko, because it was such a stunner and versatile.

[@eyeheartsushi2212]

SPY 1691 Which Seiko did you get?

[@umarbawahab]

I'm trying to step to phase 4 right now and thankfully I am aware with the quality over quantity rules, I stay with 3 watches since the day one.

[@brucecameron7172]

Excellent Monsieur, so true !!

[@thewatchloungechris]

I def agree with these phases. We all go through them. One way is through experience, though not a cheap way, but to experience as many as you can so you know your likes and dislikes as a collector. Everyone's tastes are different to.

[@TRUYORK718]

My advice... TURN AROUND! RUN AWAY!!!

[@maredentro515]

What's wrong about a vintage 36mm Datejust? It wears perfectly - especially if you don't have a huge wrist.

[@JusttheWatch]

I think on this scale, I'm still in "Phase 2," I've been collecting for about a year and a half now, and haven't spent more than $350 on a single watch, I'm eying Seikos, Hamiltons and Lacos. It's funny, I'm just getting ready to shoot on this same topic, I've got my notes all written out, but I think I see it from a different perspective. I think some guys can live happily in any of these "phases," without necessarily progressing through all of them. I'm thinking in terms of three different kinds of collectors with three different goals.

[@UptickWatchReviews]

Just the Watch You’ll see, you’ll see... ;-) Even Random Rob on KZbin has finally bought a Rolex OP and is yard-selling tons of watches now.

[@matthewdavis8199]

You think that now...

[@JusttheWatch]

@@matthewdavis8199 You guys are making me nervous....

[@eyeheartsushi2212]

Dude, watch this video again. Resist the Hamilton/Seiko/Laco thing. I own one Seiko, one Orient, and one Seagull and have stopped until I get a Tudor. The Random Rob example that the author cites here is on point.

[@JusttheWatch]

@@eyeheartsushi2212 It's tempting to go that route, but I have two qualms. First, it'd take me about 2 years to save up to buy a Tudor, and that's basically if I didn't buy anything watch related during that time, which doesn't sound like that much fun. Second, I'm not really sure how I'd feel about wearing a luxury watch out in public, or spending that kind of cash on something like that. Honestly the only way I'd consider buying a luxury watch would be if my channel really took off to the point where I could buy one from the ad revenue, which again, I'm a long ways off from that.

[@willardhooton920]

Stuck in phase 3 here... Hey, thanks for one of the best watch videos to come along in awhile!!

[@marcusprime357]

The reality of this makes me laugh so much!!!😅 Good video!

[@brevanvintage5378]

Tottaly on point!! I did everything he said!!

[@joecook792]

I was late to the party, but this is bang on the money. 🤣 Great channel.

[@UptickWatchReviews]

Thanks for stopping by, we’ve got beer, Rolex and even the occasional HK riot on this channel.

[@akaChriss4L]

Thanks to you I bought the sarx055 and I consider it an entry level luxury watch.

[@vdbdg]

Nefff It definitely is a little stunner that is a bit more relaxed for everyday wear than the GS Snowflake.

[@watchound.bernardo9738]

Spot on. The challenge here is that the cycle repeats. I started selling watches for the first time to have a balanced and wearable collection, Omega, Rolex. Got rid of all the redundant and inexpensive pieces, started wearing the ones that weren’t getting wrist time. And then, microbrand again, same excuse as before. “It’s just a few hundred and I don’t really have spec beast beater”. And then another “a field and a diver and that’s it”.

[@mohammedjshah5054]

You absolutely nailed it!! Very well thought. Couldn't have said it better. I'm at phase 4. Here's saying hello from a fellow collector in HK. Would be great to meet up bro.

[@arifalharthy1186]

This was spot on😂👌🏽 exactly happened like clockwork

[@michaelfierman3256]

I love your wisdom almost as much as your vicious remarks!

[@Wasabi_Master]

Really accurate and funny video, one of the best I've seen in a while :)

[@situation_zero]

Best watch video on YT. Cheers.

[@dstjoe]

I love this video. I learned through my mistakes and my journey of collecting watches. Can you please do a video of what can a watch collector do to rotate wearing their collection in order to appreciate them individually?

[@FernandoRodriguezPmP]

This is so so true! 😎 I'm now consolidating my collection.

[@tombluck]

Scary accurate. Diesel was my daily, always wanted a Bond seamaster for 25 years. Sticker shock and then researched used. Where I differ, I saved up and bought my seamaster brand new from an AD. Now looking at moonwatch and why else to get without going crazy on price :)

[@deansusec8745]

Great list and analysis!

[@federiconapoli]

Great video pal, a journey thai we all know well. The funny thing is that you can repeat those phases 2/3 times and not get bored!

[@sealevelbear]

Perfect video, you said it all so well. I’m not a collector, but I know my fair share. For me it is about learning more than owning, I’m cool with two entry level pieces while I save for an Omega, Tudor, or Rolex. In the mean time, “I’m just sitting here watching the wheel go round and round....,.”

[@craig2100]

Great video. You're spot on!

[@anotherknight75]

Yep, I'm in phase 3. Got a few nice seikos and ready to sell to consolidate for my first luxury piece. A Tudor black bay bronze. The problem, I keep putting off actually selling them (for the last four months).

[@nigelmcmorris9096]

Hilarious, but very insightful too. Thanks.

[@pjorde1963]

Great video, Truer words have not been spoken! Glad to hear that my progression has followed a well worn path and that I’m not alone in this affliction. 50 + so far. Definitely in phase 5 and it doesn’t get slower, just more expensive. 🤣. The good news is that in phase 5 you will be tempted by mid tier watches but you won’t buy them because they will cut into your next Rolex/Omega/Tudor fix.

[@paulienkhamvaiphei134]

Tim Mosso's knowledge on watches is so out of this world.He is the guru of gurus.Respect.

[@TimeHonouredTradition]

That was hilarious! Even had my wife laughing along...... it describes my journey fairly accurately. Take homes; Get a Rolex asap (made a difference to my watch view once I did - i'm now 2 coming on 3 deep). Save up for the watches you really want (and take the time to understand what that truly is), aim high, bide your time and have patience - 'placeholders' are a waste of money In the long run.

[@christianweimer6124]

“Your Box is Full of questionable choices” 😂

[@munkiemagik3376]

Well that was slightly.......uncomfortable viewing 🤣. Pretty much nailed it in one for most of us. Subscribed. About to pull the trigger on a 39mm blue dial Maurice Lacroix Aikon, and while I know I could take some of the advice here and hang onto that cash and put it toward something more expensive, the Aikon has just been calling to me and I can't get it out of my damn head!! Curses on this confounded hobby 😂

[@tarquesh]

I do not bought a bunch of Seiko’s, but i have one. Gave it away, when i’ve got my Tissot. Then looking on that movement, and something happen. Bought my next automatic watch, bought a loupe and from that point i could not turn back anymore. From my standpoint, it is also the movement that inspire.

[@royalscot9890]

Fantastic video. Almost at the just buy a Rolex phase..almost 👌🏻😁😎

[@p.j.mendes]

What a coincidence! I used to collect guitars and watches! Unfortunately had to sell everything in the past couple of months...but will rebuilt both collections! Greetings from Brazil!

[@UptickWatchReviews]

Olá, thanks for watching! Get yourself one good axe and one good watch and rock on!

[@jeffreybowden9835]

Well said Sir. Been through most of it.

[@tobias_dahlberg]

I'm in that phase now where I realize I'm not that happy with my mid-tier watches (Seiko, Squale etc) so I'm selling everything. Buying a beater to wear over the next year while I save up for a grail. Going to be an OP39, Explorer I or a Sub C if I can save up for one of those.

[@Yeahpuh]

I love Archie's Alpinist video. :)

[@FatSamEIE]

Great and very accurate video 👍

[@carlkim2577]

Excellent and sage advice. I'm passing the Seiko stage and moving quickly upmarket. I get what you are saying about hitting luxury at the start. I'm finding that as I move up, I didn't really know what quality meant. So I'm looking at a grand Seiko or Longines ultra cron. Or something of that order. And would love a Rolex but they won't call me 😆😂.

[@TheDerisavi]

After all I pulled the side brake and I came back to my Seiko sumo with the engineer bracelet from strapcode! Happiness is somewhere else.

[@brett2396]

This is all true but unless you can afford a $2k+ watch I wouldn't buy one. Even still, I can buy a $2k+ watch but I can't imagine wearing one in my daily life, it's so out of place to have something that expensive on my wrist. I'd say find the one or two quality watches in your price range and go for those. For me, around $500 is probably the most in comfortable with wearing.

[@veebeem953]

Indeed sounds familiar. I think the phases sometimes even return, but surely the path usually goes up the price tag - maybe until you realize that satisfaction in life does not correspond with your watch collection. Only thing I disagree on is the fact that you need to own a Rolex. If you like them and you have no problem with the image this watch has in many social communities, go for it. If you want to retain value - go for it. If you simply do not like the brand, style or pricetag - buy what you like. There are many nice alternatives for the watch enthusiast.

[@biohayzer]

I’m glad I avoided the accumulation phase. I seen a luxury watch and saved hard to get it and from then on only bought mid tier so I don’t really have any disposable watches.

[@jameshoward9700]

Ha ha! Funny and true! Rolex and Seiko all the way for me too. Oh and Grand Seiko, Omega, Panerai, JLC, Breguet...

[@underachievingwatchcollect1878]

Bravo 🙌!!! You understand the illness is there a cure??

[@ChefTom777]

I started on watches 5 years ago but still I am on phase 2 but not a snob... I am all open to possibilities & I love all kinds of watches even digital watches & homages... dreamed of having a rolex but It is ok if I don't have one.. the key is to be content of what we have.. I am for now very much happy & thankful to God of what I have in my collections.. mostly seiko, casio, tissot & some homages like pagani design... they are all great watches... all watches have their different kinds of market especially when it comes to a person's budget... I have casio f91w & a168 & i love them...

[@Danny-bc8ol]

Loved the transition into patek haha

[@cmbthebrand]

Pretty accurate. My version was slightly different, as my wishlist goes from $150-$65,000. Since I’ve made this a hobby, last month, I’ve bought 6 watches with $2600 being the most expensive. Fingers crossed I don’t regret any 🤞🏾😩

[@adventureswithtime]

Just found this and wow you got a lot correct here. But I still like the affordable watches. It lets me play with a lot of different designs and styles with minimal risk. But time will tell.

[@PheasantPluckersMate]

Great video! But, the problem is not the number of watch options, it’s the watch boxes... I recognize all of the behaviour- I’m trying to be rational and selective, but my watch box has 12 slots, AND THEY HAVE TO BE FULL🥺. Maybe the secret is a 4 or 6 slot box, maximum.... Keep up the great work 👍

[@Domain_Man1]

So true.... Its the madness that grows - you don't need those watches, but its a case of 'got to have it'. What are people trying to prove?

[@BeeStrings]

The conclusions are for the most part, true. I should’ve bought the Rolex right away instead of buying and selling a bunch of Tissot, seikos and vintage omega.

[@jonbryantnz]

Great video! Everything is on point, mon amis :-)

[@axxo]

Fuuuuuck. You just killed most of my love for watches, saved me few months of life and about 5K $ in Seikos. Thanx. P.S. I laso believe that Archie and TVG are different sides of the same coin.

[@SGM805]

I’m glad you have kept your Seiko Shogun , was thinking of selling mine to release a little bit of cash for a mint Omega seamaster 2254.50 Automatic black with sword hands on speedmaster bracelet , but think I might miss the Shogun & it’s comfortable feel on wrist ? All your videos are very interesting & educational - thank you

[@eddyvega4534]

Spot on.

[@BPLeroyLotusEvora]

Absolutely spot on!

[@MrBeard-et1yi]

Sounds pretty spot on lol

[@harry_smith]

Great video! Phase 5er here lol

[@A_Dude_And_His_Watch78]

I feel personally attacked by this video.

[@supertz]

Awesome.

[@lumibrite]

omg this is hypnosis at the end it made me want to quit watches until i broke out of the trance that is

[@coffeemusic1]

So true! I went thru all of these!

[@jeffreybowden9835]

Spot on mate, trying hard to avoid the Rolex stage. Great value but boring.

[@eyeheartsushi2212]

Jeffrey Bowden I realized the hobby is more fun when one pretends Rolex doesn’t exist. I’ll deal with Rolex in a decade or so, hahaha.

[@jeffreybowden9835]

Eye Heart Sushi l like the product, but not the whole supply issue or the value retention obsession. Being a never seller, what it might bring down the line has little relevance, but the up front experience is just not fun.

[@eyeheartsushi2212]

Jeffrey Bowden Agree 100%.

[@CharlieHustle1687]

They should show this in high schools

[@lighturpl3]

I like this guy.

[@jiujitsustl]

Shit, I'm in the escalation phase lol. My dad gave me a Breitling which was like a Trojan horse. It was an awesome timepiece but not my style. I traded up and added in some for a Tudor BB. I'm getting a Rolex next year for sure. Glad I jumped right into the mid tear though, I can see how Seikos can be addictive.

[@rob45x]

Hahahah had to watch this video again today !

[@karl_m3013]

Tongue and cheek...you bet. But, you bring up a very good point. My advice is to buy really cheap to learn and then buy quality. My goal is to have at least 4 high quality watches I enjoy but are keepers that I can leave to my 4 boys someday. My first premium watch is going to be a Grand Seiko. The finishing blows away Rolex by a mile. The challenge is that they do not have a model that speaks to me. The Snowflake in blue, ref. SBGA407SA , is the closest so far, but not quite there. I want it on a titanium case and bracelet like the white Snowflake.

[@spiegelburg]

Thanks for the great content! Is the Polish letter in the video title intentional or a result of your French keyboard?

[@vdbdg]

Bernhard Koenig Oh I thought it was dust on my screen! Haha. I’ll fix this (although it looks pretty cool).

[@vladtheimpaler5090]

Excellent!

[@FloresdeBach.Autoestima]

Hi Uptickwatchreviews! How do you related this video with the those where you shows your Maurice Lacroix Aikon? (specially the 2nd video). I mean, do you think that to buy a Maurice Lacroix Aikon could be also a mistake? Because on that video you said that you maybe could even prefer the ML than your Omega Aquaterra, so... I was wondering if the ML Aikon would be a wrong/stupid option or if it is really a watch that values its money. What do you think about it? Do you think that, instead of buying a ML Aikon would be better saving for a Omega, Rolex, Hublot or... Any of those more expensive luxury watches? Thank you very much in advance for your anwswer and keep the good working that your are doing by making this videos! :)

[@UptickWatchReviews]

I can’t deny I enjoy my Rolexes a little out of snobbery. With the Aikon, snobbery is out the window as it’s clearly not as luxurious and hyped as AP. I can enjoy it purely out of pleasure, just because it fits me. There’s a certain jubilation to own something just because it pleases you. Having said that, I’m sure tons of people by now love the Aikon and other ML models. They do things right and nothing in their products feels cheap, not even in terms of accuracy. That also is refreshing in a climate of overpriced steel sport watches.

[@blainecole5452]

I am still struggling with Rolex; not about buying one, just what to think about them.

[@eyeheartsushi2212]

Blaine Cole That is also one of the phases of watch collecting.

[@blainecole5452]

@@eyeheartsushi2212 ; I would be interested in knowing if you have resolved this issue.

[@eyeheartsushi2212]

Blaine Cole Well I change my mind time to time, but my feeling is that Rolex makes great, but overpriced, watches. I *might* buy one someday, but will continue exploring others brands, first.

[@blainecole5452]

@@eyeheartsushi2212: I cannot disagree with that. Cheers.

[@eyeheartsushi2212]

Blaine Cole Cheers and all the best on your watch journey.