Unlock The Fascinating World Of Watch Collecting

Welcome back to Abdul R Watches! This episode is dedicated to all the watch enthusiasts and collectors out there. We're talking about watch collecting strategies, understanding the 'why' behind the hobby, and the 'how' to build a collection that you can be proud of.
In this video, we will dive deep into the mindset of a watch collector, the strategies involved in building a diverse and valuable collection, and the various ways to approach this fascinating hobby. This isn't just about owning luxury timepieces; it's about appreciating the art, history, and craftsmanship behind each watch.
From choosing your first piece to understanding market trends, from budgeting to recognizing potential future classics, we'll cover it all. This video is designed to guide you, whether you're just starting your journey or looking to expand your collection.
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[@darkstar7742]

Awesome collection Abdul. Just collect them all.

[@AbdulRWatches]

Thanks buddy, that's the way to do it 😁👍🏽

[@xiaoyang4571]

Good one, Abdul!

[@AbdulRWatches]

Thank you 🙏🏽

[@amon_ndemo]

Your collection is insane

[@AbdulRWatches]

Thank you so much :)

[@tristand1754]

This is an inspiring video, you need to work enough to reward yourself, my dream is a diver watch such as Tudors, for example used in the Marine Nationale but I will never spend that much on a watch haha, where is the red strap on the Fortis from ?

[@AbdulRWatches]

Thanks Tristan. The red strap was from an chronocenter, actually for an Explorer II 16570 but I think it goes well with the Fortis.

[@HRM.H]

I dont really collect anything specific, just what ever appeals to my eye! Thickness and diameter are my only constraints

[@AbdulRWatches]

Also a strategy, buying what you like 😁👍🏽Thanks buddy for watching and commenting 🙏🏽

[@Watchmade]

Thank you for this great vid and sharing your interesting thoughts on the collection strategy itself. I came a long way from digital watches as a child, continued my journey with all kind of genres, brands, sizes and colors, just to find my sweet spot. Matter of fact the whole journey and experience was probably for the moment now. No divers, no chronos, no Fliegers, no classic dress watches but gada type of elegant sportswatches on steel bracelets, those three handers with all kind of dial colors from green, to salmon, blue, white, champagne, red, purple, turquoise, black and silver. The watches all look like pretty same😅 OP39, Longines Conquest or the Casio MTP1302. 36-39mm with a maximum lug to lug of maximum 48mm. This is what I am collecting right now.

[@AbdulRWatches]

That sounds like an awesome collecting experience, definitely went through very similar way 😁 I totally get the GADA watch collecting strategy, simple three handers are always great 👍🏽 Thanks Harun 🙏🏽

[@rene_falk]

Hi Abdul, I probably collect similarly to you. I collect what I like and I can afford. Regardless of the brand or style. This is probably called a "wild collection". I should probably introduce a maximum number, because the volume of a bank locking compartment has its limits. best regards

[@AbdulRWatches]

Hi Rene, I think that is the most fun way to do it 😁 Yes, definitely a maximum number is beneficial for financial reasons 😅😂 Kind regards Abdul