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The first of two "birth year" link watches I use quotes because neither coincides with Nicholas's own birth year. Rather this boldly colorful Memosail Regatta link is the watch he wore the link day his first child a daughter was born.

Lots of collectors have stories about their fathers and Daniel is no different. This Seiko Speed-Timer is the same model that his father wore during his childhood. It link was originally a gift from Daniel's uncle and it was a meaningful gift at that. His father would jostle the watch before going to sleep each link night to make sure the automatic movement kept running while he was sleeping. Memories of this ritual are Daniel's first and link some of his most vivid watch memories.