When its expensive, should it be perfect?

Mike was excited to hear he was being offered #1/250 and then after wiring the money to the AD he finds out its 'one of 250' all the watches say the same thing. He's a bit deflated now. The question is- should this bother him? When you spend thousands on a watch... not only should the watch be perfect, but should the experience? Do you associate positive or negative experiences with a watch? Many collectors that I have talked to, do. We all want the good positive associations, but what happens when that association is less than ideal? Sure the miscommunication is a minor thing... but Mike just spent nearly 13k thinking he was getting serial number one... Join my Patreon Group for exclusive access to my private Discord server, and eligibility for my monthly giveaways- https://www.patreon.com/brucewilliams My email- watchbw@gmail.com 0:00 - 1:59 Positive Association 1:59 - 4:48 Zenith CS Rodgers Story 4:48 - 7:03 Which Direction?