Episode 131

Ep. 131: Watches We Regret Selling

This episode is a bittersweet trip down memory lane as Zach Kazan, Ed Jelley, Blake Malin, and Zach Weiss, talk about the watches they most regret selling in their time as collectors. From Helsons to Speedmasters, they cover a lot of different watches and the reasons why they wish they still had them.

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May 13, 20201h 0m

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Today on the Worn & Wound podcast, the team reminisces about some of the watches they regret selling. It happens to all of us: in the course of buying and selling watches, always looking to expand our horizons and build a solid collection, we inevitably let something go that we wish we could have kept. In this episode, we talk about the watches we regret selling, why we sold them in the first place, and whether or not we might someday try to get them back. Lots of watches have passed through the watch boxes of the Worn & Wound team, so this is a wide-ranging discussion that features watches of all stripes.

Do you have any watch regrets? Be sure to post the watches you miss the most in the comments below.

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