Watches I kinda should sell but don't really want to but might or not depending on... 

You buy all the watches, so we don't have to

Half the time, when I’m watching an Uptick review, I think the watch must be on loan even when there’s no mention of it, but you really do have a ridiculously large (and varied) collection!

You have great taste!

Looking forward to discovering more from you. Light and blessings.

I remember when you sold the Datejust II and thought that was a mistake-glad you rebought it, it suits you. You have a great collection that most watch collectors would dream of having but I believe less is more. It’s easy to tell a collector what to sell if he has bad taste but in your case that’s impossible 😎! Good luck 🍀 and best regards.

“Enjoying the ownership…” very well said 👏

Another great video . . . thoughtful and smart, with real insight into how collectors think and feel. These exact thoughts roll through my mind on a daily basis as I analyze how to manage my collection. Thanks!

I understand your feeling completely. It happens to me with watches that I felt didn't have enough "substance". Happened to me with a lot of microbrands and a couple vintage or old watches that I had. To be honest, no regrets. Consolidated a less broad but more powerful collection.

Uptick, Been following you for years and I remember commenting on your 2021 (I think) version of these lamentations. I suggested at the time that you pare all the way back to your Patek and start again slowly. Advice still holds. Cheers Mon Ami.

The Zenith speaks to me. A lot.

so many beautiful watches

Such a great collection. But that’s the real definition of collecting. You can’t feel bad, you know it’s time to sell off. It’s that pulling feeling to buy more watches, being able to sell some not getting wrist time is our way of justifying buying new for more experiences. I wish I had that inventory and problem.

You have the K. Chayken monster set at 10:10 That's funny 🤣😂

Wonderful collection. Every watch looks pristine. Personally, I’d just keep all of them!!

Bonjour, Encore une incroyable vidéo autour de votre incroyable collection. C'est toujours un plaisir de vous entendre parler de vos montres, et de les voir. Votre goût et votre passion transpirent à chaque fois même si, cette fois, le ton est forcément moins enjoué que l'habitude. Aucun conseil à vous donner, je ne me permettrais pas sauf, peut-être, ne pas penser aux histoires derrières chacune de ces montres, et penser exclusivement en valeur de revente. Et là, deux solutions, revendre la majeure partie des moins chères ou quelques-unes des plus onéreuses. C'est purement pragmatique, sans aucun affect, mais probablement est-ce au fond la seule solution pour ne pas regretter.

very good video.. I like the Zenith.

Totally get the pain! I think without clear delineation and discipline a collection can get too broad. Then one looks up and asks "err, why?" I've hit on a new strategy and been more disciplined this year. I'm moving to a 10 piece 'Rotation' (which coincidentally share many similarities with your core keepers) that meets my wearing needs and is split 70:30 between sport and dress; 50:50 between standard and high horology. Then a 'Collection (big 'C')' which for me is divers and may yet boil down to just Sea-Dwellers. My amorphous, 'buy what you like' 'collection (small 'c')' is on the rack and with great pain is going to be slowly sold/gifted. Anyway, maybe try asking yourself which aspect of watches you really love most and can get way too geeky about and try that rabbit hole for size? But hey, it's a journey and they can always be sold. But never regret.

That Zenith is timeless. It's so stunning and unique. Hard to comprehend how people chase and massively overpay for Rolexes when watches like Chronomaster T is out there for a fraction of the price.

I’m not sure what makes me smile more ….. your fabulous collection or the upbeat French start 🤗

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Wow nice collection love it

Very nice collection!

You have a very good eye beautiful collection

Difficult decisions - that Zenith is lovely by the way. My dream collection is everything Buvet has ever made but I'd probably never actually wear them, it's not necessary for a watch to be worn or even wearable to be enjoyed imho. And then there's the dreaded sellers remorse - does anyone find themselves reminiscing about a girlfriend from their youth and thinking what if?

The Omegas are 🤩

I totally get the title of this video 😅

This dilemma reminds me of the one I recently arrived at, in my watch collecting... The more watches I buy the less I can wear the others. Carlos

I’ve been eyeing that exact Zenith for almost one year. Many examples seem to be in Japan for some reason.

No worse feeling then selling off pieces, especially ones you've had great adventures and memories with. But, it sometimes has to be done.

keep most of your rolex (all steel sport), select & keep 1 dressy Pateck, the Chopard, maybe the Cartier, 1 tudor for travelling and sell all the rest (too exotic regarding designs).

Interesting video and great collection. Where did you find the Chopard Worldtimer at half of retail? I've long admired that watch at well, but haven't been able to find one at a sufficient discount.

Amazing collection... that reverso is stunning. You mentioned liking the Tudor Pepsi... how is the quality compared to your Rolex watches? I struggle with pulling the trigger because of the old stigma...

Yea, we have to sell them sonner or later, otherwise somebody else will……thats life,

Best of luck with the sale. By the way what’s your Carousell ID?

Hi Val, what are your thoughts on the 36mm wimbledon? Do you find the dial too crowded because of its size?

I feel the pain though. I got like 30 watches and wear 10% about 90% of the time.

Keeping the core collection at 8-10 pieces

Uptick, I think you should aim for selling the simple three handers first. These are easily replaceable. Take it from there

What's the reference of the Zenith? Please and thank you!

These are your visitor watches. You really like them and enjoy them being around but you know aren’t the long term keepers. The watches that aren’t your keepers or visitors are the catch and release watches.

Planning to sell the Wimbledon dial Rolex too?

I wouldn’t let these go if I don’t need the money urgently as the watch market is down. It’s the time to buy from the gray, not to sell it to them.

Is this finnish accent?

Hi on my view you should sell the Chopard , the red omega , the sinn, the garrick? , the Cartier and the GS for the right price . And let’s not forget there will be soon a bloodbath in the world markets and nobody will be safe 😢

Lol, you value omega less than patek? LOL I think so does the rest of the world )) But it is strange to hear that for a patek owner 11K is a lot of money. Just saying )