Have you ever ask yourself about how are you collecting your watches? Does it base on your collecting philosophy or it’s just emotional impulsive?
If the answer is “Yes”, you are not alone and probably in the right place because I’m about to tell you how I am living together with these two schools of thought.
Collecting Philosophy
This is like a logical side of our brain. I think it’s quite a normal function of our brain to try to rationalize the way we think when we are trying to acquire any new watch or build up our collection. Our brain can start to set up some ground rules such as how many type, some might looking ‘only iconic watches’, some are hunting for only ‘watches with complication functions’, in opposite, some are searching for ‘time only’ watches, and the list goes on.
I also found some benefits of having this rational thinking as follow:
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Strategic Thinking
I think it’s good to have a frame work otherwise our brain will go all over places. And once we have a set of rules that means we have some kind of goal that we are looking for.
Courtesy of Christie’s
Meaningful Watch Journey
As we all know, collecting watches takes time which is part of the fun. Establishing a set of rules for ourselves along the way will help to create stories of how hard or how challenging before you can own watches that you really want. The harder/longer, the more meaningful of that watch journey.
Developing your taste
As I mentioned so many times already, watch collecting is very personal. It depends on the taste of individual and it can change overtime. Therefore, it’s okay that your rules might change in the future. It might be from ourselves that we get older or it might come from other factors such as getting new careers, having a new born child, etc. When your rules changed overtime that means your taste has been developed too.
Emotional Impulse
This is more like a emotional side of our brain. For me, sometime I need a little push to have a courage before I can actually jump. My emotional impulse is that ‘push’. I also totally agree with Mark Cho (IG: @markchodotcom); co-Founder of The Armoury and Drake’s, he’s also a watch collector and his collection is very amazing, when he gave an interview with Tim Mosso (IG: @tim_mosso); Director of Media & Watch Specialist for Watchbox in Watchbox’s collector conversation with Mark Cho.
He was saying that “You have to ‘own something’ for a little bit. It’s okay to spend the money. Buy and do it and get sense for it. Because just reading a review or just seeing it in a shop is not enough. You have to handle it and live with it and see how it fits into you life. Because watches are personal things and it needs to fit into your life.”
I couldn’t agree with him more. After I listened to him a couple of times, I noted it down and then tried to understand it, I changed my way of thinking.
(Source: equestasia.com.au)
From only follow my ground rules and prevent my emotional to interfere, I rather to embrace it and allow some flexibilities and mistakes to happen which is a part of developing my taste as well.
My Final Thought
At the end of the day, collecting watch should be a fun journey. We don’t have to put ourselves too seriously. We should make it meaningful and develop our taste along the way as part of my “Personal Style Journey”.
What do you think? Please feel free to drop your comments below. Any opinion and suggestion are very welcome. It’d be much appreciated if you consider to visit & follow my IG account @mickyjicky and @my.six.point.five.inch.wrist
For anyone who follows my Instagram @mickyjicky and @my.six.point.five.inch.wrist , you may find out that I’m really into a ‘smaller watch’ recently. Therefore, in this post, I would like to talk about ‘watch size’ that why now I prefer smaller diameter watches and I think you should consider as well.
Here are my 4 main reasons!!
Wearability
Seiko Prospex Ref.SBDC053 42.5mm in diameter and 50mm Lug-to-LugPanerai Luminor Marina PAM111 44mm in diameter and 52mm Lug-to-Lug
When we talk about wearability, it depends on a wrist size of a wearer. My wrist is 6.5 inches (16.5cm) in circumference. In the past, I used to wear a big watch same as others during the glory days of Panerai when every man & woman wearing 44mm watches as a normal size. It was NOT comfortable at all. How uncomfortable? I have to take it off several times during the day because it hurts my wrist. BUT I kept wearing it because I wanted to follow the fashion trend at that time.
Rolex Explorer Ref.14270 36mm in diameter 43.6mm lug-to-lug and thickness 11.5mm. It is a perfect size for me.
Until I got a chance to wear a smaller watch at around 36-37mm in diameter. Then I understand how comfortable it is. Because a smaller watches come with a thinner and lighter case. So I can wear them all the day without taking them off and even sometime I forgot that I’m wearing one.
When you read at this point, you may think if you have a bigger wrist than mine, let says 7 inches and above, you can wear larger watches comfortably. The answer is Yes and No.
Rolex Submariner Ref.1680 40mm in diameter and 47.7mm lug-to-lug thickness 15mm which I put a leather strap on. It rests nicely on my 6.5″ wrist.
Yes, a bigger wrist can wear a bigger watch BUT that doesn’t mean you cannot wear a smaller watch. In my opinion, “anyone can wear small watches but not everyone can pull off a larger watch” or in other words “Small watches are fine on big wrists, but big watches don’t look good on small wrists”.
Tasteful & Elegant
Rolex Daytona Ref.6265 “Big Red” 37mm in diameter and 44.8mm lug-to-lug Thickness 13mm. This is the most comfortable Chronograph watch that I’ve ever worn.
This is a matter of aesthetic taste. We are talking about a proportion between watch case and your wrist area. A proper watch case can sit on your wrist while allow some wrist presence which has a well proportional look.
It goes the same way as our clothing especially when we are talking about ‘Classic Menswear’.We normally go with a proper size to fit our body (not too big and not too tight) which will make an overall look more appropriate. With a smaller watch, it allows strap or bracelet to has more presence and curve beautifully on your wrist(for a taper strap or bracelet even more beautiful) which is more elegant and tasteful than a bigger watch that shows ONLY a watch dial on your wrist.
Muhammad Ali shadow boxing in his Cartier Tank (Source: montrespubliques.com)Muhammad Ali and his Cartier Tank (Source: montrespubliques.com)
Like I mentioned above, when I see a person with big wrists wearing a small watch, I have nothing but respect for him. I think that person knows his/her own style and definitely with taste.
Has anyone notice that the left one has a bigger diameter? (Source: timeandtidewatches.com)
At this point, it is important to know a “Lug-to-Lug” or some call “Watch Length” which is a distance from lug tip to lug tip (see pictures above).This is another key dimension that can determine how big and small of that watch rather than its diameter. Some watches have a small diameter BUT have a long lug-to-lug for example Nomos and some military inspired watches.
Nomos Orion 38mm case with 48mm lug-to-lugLongines Heritage Tuxedo 38.5mm case with a super long lug-to-lug
Price
Normally, smaller watches are less expensive than bigger watch(when comparing in the same brand and model). We are talking about retail price (go to Rolex, IWC, Omega‘s website) and also secondary market price especially luxury watches made with precious metals and precious stones.
So this is another benefit of wearing smaller watches because you can save more money (for another watch, may be ^_^).
Timeless
As we all know, vintage watches are normally in the range of 33-36mm in diameter (they are still look very beautiful until today) and 37-38mm were considered as oversized watches. In modern days, most of the watches are in 40-42mm in diameter and some brands even consider 36mm and smaller watches are for women.
Kurono Tokyo 34mm is vintage inspired with modern quality (Source: kuronotokyo.com) 34mm looks very elegant on the wrist (Source: HODINKEE.com)
While people around me are picking 40-42mm when they look for their new watch and there are tons of available models & brands in the current market. I’m looking for 36-37mm watches. May be because I love the vintage style watches and may be because I wear classic menswear clothing. But above all, I believe that smaller watches will stand through a test of time. That’s why Rolex still keep the 36mm size in their Date Just, Explorer, Oyster Perpetual, and recently Day Date.
Patek Philippe Perpetual Calendar Ref.3940G 36mm in diameter with 43.3mm lug-to-lug and thickness 8.8mm. This is my Grail Watch (Source: bazamu.com)
I also like the fact that it is more challenging to find the right watch for me and I prefer not to go to the same route as everyone goes.
My Final Thought
I hope that what I explained above can turn your attention toward a smaller watch in some ways. However, there are more other factors that I didn’t mentioned above such as the Shapes of watch i.e. Rectangular, Tonneau, etc., Thickness, and Colors of dial. These also can impact our perception on how big or small of the watch on our wrist as well.(I can write more about this in the future post).
What I wrote above doesn’t mean that I force myself to look ONLY for 36-37mm watches. For me, I feel comfortable to wear 40mm as the biggest size that I can go. I think 38-40mm watches are the suitable size for my secondary watches i.e. my Dive watch, Sporty watch for my active days.
Lastly, as the trend starts to show that smaller watches are coming back, I’m looking forward to see more Brands offer their famous model in smaller size. Also I think in the near future there should be ‘no gender’ in any brand catalogue and we as a customer will have more options of neutral gender watch designs.
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Baudoin & Lange (Source: The Decorum)42nd Royal Highland (Source: The Decorum)
รองเท้า Belgian Loafer นั้นมีแบรนด์ให้เราเลือกได้เยอะ หลายระดับราคาเลยนะครับ เช่น Berwick, 42nd Royal Highland(ทางคุณอาร์ม (IG: @armkorakot) Americano Taste ได้เคยทำคลิป Test Drive ไว้น่าสนใจเลยครับ), และแบรนด์ที่น่าจะเป็นที่สุดของ Belgian Loafer ก็คือ Baudoin & Lange และผมก็ได้ไปลอง B&L หลายคู่เลยที่ร้าน The Refinement และบอกได้เลยครับว่า ใส่สบาย ใส่สวย เชื่อได้เลยว่าใครได้ไปลองต้องติดใจทุกคน
ผมเชื่อว่า พวกเราในช่วงแรกๆ ที่เริ่มสนใจนาฬิกา เกือบจะทุกคนจะมุ่งความสนใจไปที่ นาฬิกายอดฮิตทั้งหลาย เช่น Rolex Submariner, GMT-Master II, Daytona, Omega Speedmaster, Seamaster, Patek Philippe Nautilus, Audemars Piguet Royal Oak
In my previous post, I already told my stories related to all my the watches in my current collection. I also left a note that I will talk about my ‘Wish List’ watches in the next post.
BUT before I jump into my future watch acquisition plan, I would like to share one of key ideas that, for me, it makes ‘Collecting Watches’ more enjoyable and perhaps more meaningful.
You have to find your “Niche”
I believe, at the beginning stage when we just got bitten by a ‘watch bug’ and entered into the ‘watch world’, most of us are aiming our eyes on those steel sport watcheslike the Submariner, GMT-Master II, Daytona, Speedmaster, Seamaster, Nautilus, Royal Oak, etc.That’s quite normal because they are beautiful watches that make us interested in watches at the first place and they are everywhere on the Social Media Feeds.
I was in that position before and I felt quite frustrated and intimidated from the price tag and how hard to get one of those watches. I even stopped thinking about the watches for quite sometime because I think it is not an enjoyable hobby anymore. How can I enjoy my dream watches when I cannot get even one of them?
Patek Philippe’s Nautilus 5711/1A-010 & Audemars Piguet steel on steel Royal Oak Jumbo – photo source USA.watch pro.com
Until one day when I started to open my mind to look at the watches again BUT this time I went even deeper into this rabbit hole. Then I found out that there are many more types of watch beside the Big name Steel Sport watches.
Vintage Watches – photo source www.HODINKEE.comJapanese Independent Watch Maker – Naoya Hida – photo source monochrome-watches.comThere are so much history & mystery charm of Vintage Watches. Also the unique design introduced from Independent Watch Makers.
There are Vintage Watches, Independent Watch Makers, Micro Brands, etc.They took me to another side of the ‘Watch World’ where I feel so excited and I feel fascinating when I look at them. They make me want to search more and dig deeper and most importantly, it’s much more fun!!
This is a bit tricky. There is no ultimate formula for everyone to use. It relates to individual factors i.e. age, occupation, lifestyle, personal background, etc. As you can see, it’s very personal and it’s very dynamic (that means your niche will change overtime).
Therefore I would like to use my case as an example and I hope that you guys can adapt to yours.
As I mentioned before, I have a passion on ‘Classic Menswear’. I am wearing shirt, trouser, tie, jacket, suit, and leather loafer more than T-shirt, Jean, and sneaker. I prefer ‘Medium Size Watch Case’ approx 36-40mm in diameter. I consider watch size from 42mm and above is too big for my wrist and uncomfortable to wear in a long term (my wrist size is 6.5 inch or 16.51cm in circumference). My educational background is in architecture, art, and design. Ultimately I always gravitate towards watches that not in the main stream.
My Vintage Rolex Submariner Ref.1680My Reverso Classic MediumThese 2 watches are part of my Current Watch Collection
All the above combined, no wonder why I have “Vintage Rolex Sub” and “Reverso Classic” in my collection. Yes, my Niche is a “Vintage Watch” BUT I am NOT expert enough to be able to authenticate them from the vintage watch sellers and I do NOT want to get hassled on the maintenance issues as well. So my Niche becomes “Vintage (Re-issue) Watch”; when the brands use the classic watch models in their archive and apply new technologies and materials in the modern day to release on their special occasions. Or we can find in “Heritage Collection” in many brands like Longines, Brietling, Grand Seiko, etc.
Grand Seiko Heritage Collection – photo source www.HODINKEE.comLongines Heritage Collection – photo source www.HODINKEE.comVintage (Re-issue) Watches from many manufacturers hold its vintage design with modern materials & technologies
So…What is your niche?
I hope my case study can give you guys some ideas. And to you some ideas, your niche can be;
Specific Category of watch such as:
Diver watch
Chronograph watch
Military/Field watch, etc. It can be current model or vintage model. It depends on your preference.
In each category, we can go into specific Sub-category. For example, Chronograph watch, there are:
Pilot Chronograph: watches designed for military pilots
Racing Chronograph: watches designed for motor sports
Grand Complication Chronograph: high horology watches with many complications like perpetual calendar, moon phase, and chronograph functions
Pilot ChronographRacing ChronographGrand ComplicationPhoto source www.HODINKEE.com
Specific Period of watch: There are specific design language from 60’s & 70’s period which make watches from that period very unique. For example:
1970’s Patek Phillipe
1960’s & 1970’s Seiko Chronograph
Patek Philippe 3582 – photo source businessinsider.comSeiko 6138 vintage chronograph – photo source 60clicks.comSeiko 6138 vintage chronograph – photo source vintagewatchinc.comA Patek Beta 21 – photo source www.HODINKEE.comVintage Patek from 1970s & Vintage Seiko Chronograph from 1960s – 1970s have very unique characters.
My Final Thought
There is a phase that I read from somewhere (I cannot recall) which very move me. It says “You cannot have all the watches that you love BUT you should love all the watches that you have”. It really sticks into my head and it got me thinking for quite sometime until I’ve found my niche.
Lastly, what do you guys think? Do you have your niche yet? Please feel free to share your thought below. Any opinion and suggestion are very welcome here. Please also consider to support my works by visiting & following my IG accounts @mickyjicky & @my.six.point.five.inch.wrist
The end of year 2022 is just around the corner, I would like to update all of the watches in my collection and what I plan to purchase in the future including the reasons behind it.
For me, I quite enjoy checking out others watch collection because I found that the stories behind each acquisition are very amusing and yet very knowledgeable and inspiring.
I hope that my post would be the same to any watch enthusiasts out there as well.
How I categorized my watch collection?
Start with my ‘Current Collection’ – all the watches that I currently own with the year that I acquired them and some hard facts with my story for each of them.
There is also the ‘Wish List’ – watches that I plan to purchase in the future and the reasons behind them. Normally, I try to set criteria as ‘My Rules’ to help me to frame my thought on how should I build up my watch collection.
What are ‘My Rules’?
Rule#1 I cannot own more than 1 watch of each brand.
Rule#2 I cannot own more than 1 watch of each category.
Rule#3 Build up watch collection with watch type/category whichever that I prefer BUT can ONLY purchase for celebration of achievement(s) or important milestone(s) in life.
Rule#4 Must NOT put myself into financial problem.
My Current Collection
Rolex Submariner Reference 1680
My vintage Rolex Submariner Ref.1680 with other watches in my collection
Fun facts:Ref.1680 is the first reference that Rolex introduce a date function in Submariner product line. I swapped the bracelet to suede leather strap to fit in the ‘weekend watch’ & ‘vintage vibe’
My story:
I received this watch as a present from my uncle when I got into School of Architecture 18 years ago (when the watch price wasn’t as crazy as today). When I saw my uncle wore this Rolex Sub for the first first time, I absolutely loved it. I asked him so many questions about this watch until he told me that “If you can get in to Architectural School, I will buy you one”.
I’ve worn this watch almost everyday thru my bachelor degree and my master degree in the USA. It went everywhere around the world with me during the beginning of my career (you can see what this watch has been thru from the photo) . I still wear it these days but only on the weekend and it’s still running great!! It really hard to argue that Rolex has create tough watches but yet so beautiful and really iconic.
Swatch Quartz Chronograph
The Swatch Quartz Chronograph that’s not the ‘MoonSwatch’
Category: Fun Watch / Family Heirloom
Year of Acquisition: Unknown
Details:
Case & Bracelet: Stainless Steel
Dimensions: 43mm case width / 12.67mm thickness / 49mm lug-to-lug
Movement: Quartz
Functions: Chronometer with Date window at 4.30
Water Resistance: 30 meters
Fun fact: Do you know that you can go to Swatch shop to replace battery free of charge as long as you own the (s)watch?
My story:
When I first saw this watch it was on my father’s wrist long time ago. It was a cool watch. I cannot recall that I asked my dad to have this watch or not? But it turned out that I found it in my drawer when I was clearing out my room at my parents’ house at the time that they sold that house and to move to their new house.
When I saw this watch again in my drawer it reminded me of the ‘Speedy’ ; Omega Speedmaster (at that time the MoonSwatch wasn’t exist). So I decided to keep it because I know that I can do something fun with this watch. Just early this year, I went to Swatch shop to replace the battery. Luckily, the watch still running but the chronograph function isn’t. Also I replaced a broken bracelet with Swatch’s brown leather strap (too bad – we cannot use after market strap with Swatch).
I wear this watch occasionally. For me, this watch is not about wearing it BUT every time that I see it, I see my childhood & my relationship with me and my dad.
Apple Watch Series 7 45mm Stainless Steel in Silver
Apple Watch Series 7 in Stainless Steel with Milanese Bracelet (Loop)
Category: Smart Watch
Year of Acquisition: Early 2022
Details:
Case & Bracelet: Stainless Steel & Milanese Style Bracelet
Dimensions: H 45mm W38mm D10.7mm
Chip: S7 with 64-bit dual core processor / W3 Apple wireless chip / U1 chip (Ultra Wideband)
Functions: (Key Features)
GPS + Cellular with Wi-Fi & Bluetooth connectivity
Always-on display
Blood Oxygen Sensor
Electrical Heart Sensor
Fall Detection
and the list goes on…
Water Resistance: 50 meters (Water Sport Proof)
Fun fact: Do you know that the 1st Apple Watch model called “Series 0 (zero)”?
My Story:
My family and my friends know that I’m an Apple Fanboy. My first Apple product was iMac G3 (the one that came out with Blue, Red, Green, Yellow, and Purple color options).I owned Apple Watch since Series 0 (zero) and I keep updating my Apple Watch along the way.
For this update, I chose the ‘Stainless Steel’ model, even though it’s more expensive than the Aluminum model with almost the same functions. The reason was purely my Watch Enthusiastic. I want to wear a Smart Watch that has a finishing quality closes to Analog Watch as much as possible.
Normally, I wear Apple Watch when I do some exercises i.e. running, tennis, swimming, and tracking my sleep. I admit that I cannot stay away from Tech products. I wanna try new features (especially Apple’s product). That’s why Apple Watch is in my collection and it definitely will be in the future.
Seiko 5 Reference SNXS73K1 (A Budget Friendly ‘Date Just’)
Some say this is a budget friendly ‘Date Just’ and some say ‘Oyster Perpetual’
Category: Weekend Sport Watch
Year of Acquisition: 2021
Details:
Case & Crystal: Stainless Steel & Hardlex Crystal
Dial: Silver Sun Burst with applied Markers with Lume
Functions: Time with Running Seconds; Day-Date Display
Water Resistance: 30 meters
Fun fact: The “5” is a reference to the attributes that any Seiko 5 watch would offer;
Automatic Winding
Day & Date Display
Water Resistance
Recessed crown at 4 o’clock
Durable Case
My story:
I remember clearly that I knew this watch from ‘Pond Review’ (Thai with English Subtitle) and ‘Wimol Tapae’(Thai Language) Channel. They were both provided a great review on this watch. There are also many ‘Watch YouTubers’ around the world give praise to this watch as ‘Entry Level Mechanical Watch’, ‘Best Watch for $100’, etc.
So last year, I decided to buy one to give it a try. I can tell all of you that this watch is worth every penny. I got many many compliments when I wore this watch. People always have an impression that this watch cost more than $100.
It’s very comfortable to wear and the legibility is very good (plenty of Lume as well). I don’t mind much about its accuracy (-20/+40 second per day) because I wear this watch occasionally during a weekend or a short travel trip.
Another downside of this watch beside the accuracy is its bracelet. The first thing I did when I got this watch was changing to vintage style leather strap (19mm lug width) which turned out very nice (for me). This watch definitely stays in my collection.
Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Classic Medium Thin Reference JLQ2548440
My Reverso with Ostrich Leather Strap
Category: Everyday Dress Watch
Year of Acquisition: 2022
Details:
Case & Crystal: Stainless Steel with Sapphire Crystal
Dial: Sivered grey, Vertical satin-brushed and guilloche, Black transferred numerals
Hands: Baton with heated blue steel
Dimensions: (L x W): 40.1 x 24.4mm
Movement: Manual winding Caliber 822A/2, Components; 108, Vibrations per hour: 21600, Jewels: 19, Power Reserve: 42 hours
Function: Hour – Minute
Water Resistance: 30 meters
Fun fact: First released in 1930 for Polo sport players, Reverso originally was released as ‘Sport Watch’ with the ‘Art Deco Style’ influences, it is the most elegant sport watch of all time.
My story:
This is my latest acquisition. I just got this watch in October 2022. It is a very special watch to me as I made My Dream (Comes True) Watch postseparately.
I ordered this Reverso at Jaeger-Lecoultre Boutique Siam Paragon (Bangkok, Thailand) in August 2022. Even though I have to wait for 2 months; one month for order a new watch from Switzerland and another month for personal engraving on the case back, it was a great experience with all the services from SAs in the boutique.
I originally placed an order of my Reverso with a Dark Brown Alligator Strap (will add photo more in future) BUT since I planned to wear this watch daily (perfect with my Classic Menswear style), I also order another strap in Light Brown Ostrich (as shown in photos) which would fit more with my daily wear. And I keep the alligator strap for some special Night Events (thanks to quick release system that comes with the watch & strap).
My journey with my Reverso has just begun and this watch will stay in my collection forever until I pass it on to my daughter.
My ‘Wish List’ Watches
In order to keep this post not too long to read. Let’s continue my ‘Wish List’ watches in the next post.
My Final Thought
As usual, what do you guys think? Please feel free to drop your comments. Any opinion and suggestion are very welcome here.
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Watches have a special ability to have so many meanings. It depends on how each person looks and values his/her watch.
For some people, watch is a tool to tell or to measure the time.
For some people, watch is an accessory that compliment their outfits.
For some people, watch is an object that represents their social status.
For some people, watch is an asset of investment.
For some people, watch can represent their beloved one.
For some people, watch is a statue of their success.
and many more…
There is no right or wrong for all of the above. That’s the magic of watches and that is why so many men and women are obsessed with these little well engineered and decorated mechanism . That’s right! I am one of them.
Here, I would like to start ‘My Journey’ blog about watches by talking about ‘My Dream (Comes True) Watch’.
Reverso Classic Medium Thin Ref.JLQ2548440 Manual winding, Stainless Steel in Light Brown Ostrich Strap
Yes, it is ‘The Reverso’
The Reverso has been ‘My Dream Watch’ for more than a decade. I’ve admired its history, functionality, and most of all the beauty of it.
When the time is right and when I’m ready, today my dream has come true. I’m lucky enough to own my dream watch. When I look at this watch, it represents my hard work, my patience, and my accomplishment.
I’m very certain that ‘My Reverso’ will be with me almost everyday and that is where the connection and story between ‘Me and My Reverso’ will grow.
I called this watch, “My Reverso” because I decided to make it ‘Personal’ by engraving the back of its case with the most meaningful words that a father can possibly say to his daughter.
Case Size 40.1 x 24.4mm Calibre Jaeger-LeCoultre 822A 42 Hours Power Reserve Water Resistance 3 bar
Until the time is right I will look forward to pass on my beloved timepiece to my daughter(and she is more than a world to me).
And that will be the time for My Reverso to finally fulfill my dream.
My Final Thought
Do you have the same experience as my story? Or you can leave your comments and let me know what you guys think. Any opinion and suggestion are very welcome.
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