DO I CONSIDER WATCHES AS INVESTMENT?

Besides property, I also spend time studying watches. I've always been interested in them since my architectural studies where I see lots of architects wear great time pieces.
You'll only learn how to appreciate watches when you understand the context of their creation. The ability to tell time was seen as a luxury and a super power. Until today, these mechanical complications are still perceived as works of art.
In terms of investment, watches are pretty similar with any other investment types where you'll need know which brand and which model will be popular and it's appreciate in value. But I do not see this as an investment, instead I see it as a hobby to take my mind off things. Just that it's a bonus when my hobby accidentally might not lose money. Generally that's because it's not generating dividend or rental, but it allows me to have fun=)

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