Before I knew it, the parts were slowly coming together.
- Tattered dial of Tan Louis with crooked legs
・Excess blue needle for quartz
・Case with damage due to peeling of gold
・Hand-wound movement that was kept in stock for parts
As for the crown, I'm thinking of using another one.
For now, I'm thinking of doing something about this situation.
But it's not for sale, it's just a play clock for my own use.
This time I won't sell even if I'm asked to sell (lol)
Well, since it's a watch I use myself, it doesn't need to be old or rare.
Items in good condition are available to customers.
I'm a watchmaker so I have a lot of watches,
People tend to think that they have something rare that is rarely seen,
Because of this idea, my personal belongings are either tattered or cheap.
Because you don't like it, right?
The shopkeeper wears clothes that are better than the customers.
I'm the kind of person who wants to pass on good things to customers.
In the past, I've spent a lot of money on various watches,
I bought a watch for hundreds of thousands of dollars and sold it right away, even though it's now worth millions on the street.
I sold it because I didn't really need it,
I have no regrets or frustration (lol)
For me, a watch is a tool for "self-expression".
It's just something you can enjoy in your own way.
That's why I don't care about other people's evaluations of the value.
If you can't buy what you want, make it!
But I won't do anything bad!
Stay tuned to see how this watch turns out!
