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Like a lot of people, I got really interested in watches during the pandemic when I had extra time on my hands, and disposable income that I couldn't spend on other things. Like many, I dove head first into learning as much as I could from Youtube, websites, books, etc.

But now a few years later, does anyone else feel like they're losing interest in the hobby?
I still love the watches that I bought, but now I'm more likely to spend my disposable income on trips/restaurants/concerts etc.
How do you keep the passion going when the initial love affair is over? And when I'm not actively buying new watches...

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[–] Happy_Boy_29@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

A hobby is not a consumer activity it is something one is engaged in because one is fascinated, to turn yon consumer watch activity into a hobby one would probably start by changing the battery on any quartz watches then look into servicing them and maybe even modifying them. It is okay, perhaps even healthy, to put an activity, interest or hobby aside and explore other things .