what watch should I add to the collection. These are the 3 I own, don’t want any more dress watches. more into daily watched I can wear everyday. or should I stop with these 3?
currently own these 3 watches, wondering if there’s any good watches I should add to the collection. Happy with the presage as my dress watch so don’t want any more of those sort of watches. Or should I just stop at 3 and move on.
I really like the look of the red dial, but I am concerned that for daily use it goes with almost no clothes. for a normal day I’m wearing navy scrubs or a black jumper. Should I go with blue or black instead?
looking for a watch that I can wear as a daily watch (I wear navy scrubs and usually a black jumper to work) + plus would wear with normal fits. Already have a seiko presage in dark moon as my dressy watch, these are the ones I’m looking at. want 2 of these but unsure. I love the red orient but I fear it goes with absolutely no outfits as it’s red.
which of these divers is the sexiest and would go with the most outfits. don’t want to but a ton of them would rather 1-2 and not anymore.
struggling to pick between the 3 different dial colours. want something that goes with a lot of outfits (t shirt and jeans vibe). love the look of the red but don’t know if it goes well.
looking for a daily watch I can wear (don’t wear a suit to work btw). have landed on the tsuyosa range but am so confused as to what colour I should get: narrowed it down to these. Which one the best. for reference the only other watch I have is a seiko presage dark moon
trying to buy 2 of these watches but am
suffering analysis paralysis. help me pick 2 I should go with. they all fit nice around the wrist.
help me decide which 2 of these watches I should get. want them for daily wear mainly. love the way they all sit on my wrist so size is no issue. Help me pick 2 or widdle some out at least
[Question] Help me decide
I am stuck between the presage cocktail time ice blue or the blue moon. want it to be a daily wear kind of watch. or should I get both and bite the bullet
looking to get started on my watch journey. looking for a nice basic watch around that 300-700 range. something that will go well with basic fits and still look somewhat dressy if needed. Looking at the citizen tsuyosa, seiko sports 5 But honestly overwhelmed by so many options that look so similiar. I have a medium sized wrist and would love this watch to be one I can hold onto for a long period of time.
looking to get started on my watch journey. looking for a nice basic watch around that 300-700 range. something that will go well with basic fits and still look somewhat dressy if needed. Looking at the citizen tsuyosa, seiko sports 5 But honestly overwhelmed by so many options that look so similiar. I have a medium sized wrist and would love this watch to be one I can hold onto for a long period of time.
looking to get started on my watch journey. looking for a nice basic watch around that 300-700 range. something that will go well with basic fits and still look somewhat dressy if needed. Looking at the citizen tsuyosa, seiko sports 5 But honestly overwhelmed by so many options that look so similiar. I have a medium sized wrist and would love this watch to be one I can hold onto for a long period of time.
the ftse all world index available in the us seems to be a perfect all world fund. my question is in Aus is dhhf the only option that is close? or is there a better option I’m not seeing? I understand you could diy but the immense rebalancing would be painful and with the new cgt laws having to sell down assets would be even more expensive than normal as opposed to an all world fund. is this correct thinking?
to those people who have reached a stage of fi/ hold large portfolios, what did you invest in? and if you could start your journey all over again what would you do differently?
I see over and over and over again within American YouTube, books etc that in their country all they need to is buy the s&p 500 and they’re done. they don’t require 2-3 etfs etc they can simply rely on that. I am curious as to why in Australia we can’t do that or what the equivalent would be. Is it simply because the Aus market is so bad?
i currently have 25k invested in dhhf, my only exposure at the moment: I am wondering if I should be concerned about the 37% exposure to au and if the switch to say a 80/20 split of bgbl and a200 or similar would produce better results and would be worth the slight extra effort. or will dhhf despite the significant home bias not produce significantly worse results and would be worth sticking to?