I Almost Sold Everything and Quit Watches | Medical Issues Suck.

For the first time in a long time… I’m excited about watches again. Over the past two years my relationship with this hobby changed dramatically. Between medical treatments, physical therapy, and adapting to life after my diagnosis, the way I wore watches — and the kinds of watches I wore- had to change. Vintage watches disappeared from my wrist. Mechanical watches became rare. Valuable pieces stayed in the box. And if I’m being honest… that changed how I felt about collecting altogether. In this episode I want to explain why The Time Teller Shop slowed down, why restocks became inconsistent, and what’s changing moving forward. Because despite everything that’s happened, one thing hasn’t changed: My passion for finding incredible vintage watches and sharing them with other collectors. The hunt is back. The first official restock of 2026 is now live on The Time Teller Shop, and I’m excited to start rebuilding the shop and getting back to what made me fall in love with this hobby in the first place. If you’ve ever supported the shop, purchased a watch, or simply followed along on this journey- thank you. Your patience and support means more than you know. Browse the latest watches here: 👉 https://thetimetellershop.com/ And let me know in the comments: Have you ever fallen out of love with a hobby… and then found your way back to it? #watchcollecting #vintagewatches #rolex #seiko #watchcollector #mechanicalwatches #luxurywatches #thetimteller #watchcommunity