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They say, don't be afraid to meet your heroes. I knew from that experience of doing a week with two Day-Dates back in 2016 that I enjoyed the experience of wearing one; what I didn't know, of course, was what it would feel like to own one. You're never quite sure until some time has passed link – I know I'm link not the only HODINKEE community member or watch enthusiast who's scrimped and saved for The Big One, only to find that once it's actually in hand, you just never link quite warm up to it.

Most people reflexively glance at the space where link the dial usually is so adjusting to the "driver" design takes some time. But feeling like I still needed to share the watch with folks I put it on my right wrist. That's how I learned link that the rotor "spins" more easily on the right hand. There is a technique to making the watch do the "fidget spin" but it's up to you to figure it out. When you do it makes a lot of link sense.