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Author: Nighthawk

First off what is a micro-brand in the watch manufacturing industry? Well there is no hard and fast line to what a micro-brand actually is. However there are simple indicators to tell if a watch brand is a micro-brand or no.

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What type of collector am I? I have no idea, end of article thanks for reading. I do know the type of collector I am at present will change over time.

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  • "Welcome to my ever-evolving world of timepieces! Delve into the captivating realm of my watch collection, a dynamic narrative that unfolds with each acquisition and parting. This article serves as a portal into my horological journey, a chronicle of passion and precision.

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First off, who is Magrette Timepieces? Well simply put they are a New Zealand watch micro-brand based in Auckland and for those that don't know a micro-brand is a watch brand that makes a limited number of watches per year. They also usually used movements from the major brands, like Seiko or Miyota, or one of the Swiss brand movements. They then design their own dial, case, sometimes bracelet and straps.

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"Double Watching," or as it's more colloquially known, "Double Wristing," is the intriguing practice of adorning two watches simultaneously. But why indulge in this dual-timepiece spectacle?

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Why did I delve into the world of watch collecting? Well, it's a tale woven with a passion for timepieces and the allure of building a captivating collection. Once upon a time, I had a modest assortment of 4 or 5 watches that adorned my wrist. However, life led me to part ways with most of them, leaving only one faithful timekeeper by my side. Little did I know, this decision would later haunt me when my last remaining watch was pilfered from my possession after a mere year.

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