Hey, it's me James Stacy, and this episode of Hrinkie Radio is a rare treat because we're doing it live.

Well, not really, but I'm in New York, so we're doing it face to face. No Zoom required.

As such, I've dragged Cole, Danny, and Jack into the offices on a beautiful Wednesday morning

to chat about watches we regret selling and watches we totally don't regret selling.

As I'm sure we've all flipped a few pieces in the past, some perhaps a bit too hastily. It should be a fun walk down memory

lane. Let's get to it. Oh, Hey guys, nice to see your faces in a traditional non-monitor sort of sense.

Although I guess we did this not too long ago in Geneva

It's it's cool to be back in New York. I mean it's not

Functionally cool. It's it's a sauna in the room where we're recording

Jack is complaining a lot. I've muted his microphone. How we all doing?

I'm dying. I'm very warm. I'm just dying. It's that in-between time. I guess you have to

explain though. In New York when the seasons change the heating is controlled by the building right

so that it doesn't necessarily change with the seasons right on time so it's spring

it's nice to put the heat's on in the building.

Also it's a steam radiator and you know typically the steam radiators in Manhattan were designed to to overdo it because a lot of them date from like the night period 1930 to 1960 and the idea was it was thought that if you didn't keep the windows open and keep freshening the air, then measmas that caused diseases would build up inside. So the radiators are basically

designed to keep rooms warm even when it's extremely called outside. This is

reference points radiators? Yes. Well radiators aren't the only ones that were

designed to overdo it. I think that stands for most of us on this recording

today. Look, so we're trying to figure out a topic and something that always

does kind of come up, especially now with how the value of watches has really

Accelerated in the last few years as you look back on stuff and you kind of think like oh, maybe I should have kept that and sold it maybe now or you just regret it because you see a

picture of it on your Instagram or you go back you know deleting photos from your photo roll and

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