Who else with multiple expensive hobbies?

[Rodentman]

You "work on" that camera, right?

[gyrfalcon]

Ok so don't call it a "hobby." I don't care. I enjoy having several nice watches, just like several nice guns, which I also don't work on.

I was wrong. If your interest is just collecting things that classifies as a hobby. Just seems kinda boring/wasteful to me to have lots of nice things but not use them.

[mrokern]

Ok so don't call it a "hobby." I don't care. I enjoy having several nice watches, just like several nice guns, which I also don't work on.

I was wrong. If your interest is just collecting things that classifies as a hobby. Just seems kinda boring/wasteful to me to have lots of nice things but not use them.

Wearing watch = using watch.

[Dave Pendleton]

I also wear the watches I own; all of them.

I'm still trying desperately not to respond to the "My pinky doesn't stick up high enough to wear that much money on my wrist" comment...

[diskdoctr]

I used to fly model airplanes.. when I got out of that hobby I sold a beautiful bird with a Deisel motor. That baby would fly at nearly an idle and screem when it was opened up. Sold off all my gear about 15 years ago now. I would like to get back into R/C tho. Prolly with cars or trucks this time.. But that too takes money

[mrokern]

I also wear the watches I own; all of them.

I'm still trying desperately not to respond to the "My pinky doesn't stick up high enough to wear that much money on my wrist" comment...

You and me both.

[tacticalninja32]

me too but lately i really like the weight of my tungsten carbide Movado with diamond bezel, it matches my tungsten carbide ring as well

[ijosef]

Guitars and music-related gear for me. I've just started to do some basic fretwork on a couple of beater acoustics.

[Snowgun]

I'm just thanking god right now I never caught the virus that made me desire to acquire things like expensive watches, though I am absolutely not judging since I can easily imagine transferring one of the feelings my other vices give me to watches. Better you than me.

I have to say i'm more functional "I need this cuz it can do this" type of person. If the watch could tell time in a black hole and could survive a nuclear blast, i'd be all over it. Pretty elements in crystal form and overpriced semi-functional metals don't do it for me. Substitute titanium, tungsten, carbon fiber or mothereffing Iridium and you got my attention...

[FJ540]

You watch guys are proving your stuffiness with the inability to take a freaking joke...

I admire fine watches (would love a breitling), but I still couldn't bring myself to wear one. I've got a brand-new future scar on my right wrist because of an error in trajectory (I walked into a wire I didn't see sticking out at work). The watches I do own all have battle scars.

[Thunder71]

Nikon DSLR, mostly wildlife.

[Cadet]

I used to spend a #$%! load of money on video games, but ever since I started mowing lawns, shoveling snow and sleeping in a tent all summer as a cub scout camp counselour to get money, Ive started being a little more reserved with where it goes, but I guess me spending 1/4 of my life savings on a browning maxus this fall wasnt very reserved heh.

[2beer]

my most recent addiction is building a man cave/bunker in the basement

[Rodentman]

I enjoy and wear my watches. Yes there is $ involved, but I can sell my Rolexes for more than I paid for them, and that trend shows no sign of abating. Not all brands hold their value as well, but some do. I don't call them investments, but neither are they money down the terlet.

[LarryFlew]

For all you watch lovers - awesome auction of watches seized property in N. St. Paul but also takes on line votes.

Photos will be up on Feb 24th and auction is the 28th

http://www.lutherauctions.com