I don’t usually wear the same watch two days in a row. But today I made an exception. Yesterday I wore my anOrdain, and at one point I caught the dial in direct sunlight and just stopped for a second. The color completely changed. What had looked like a deep burgundy indoors suddenly opened up into layers of red, plum, copper and brown. The enamel seemed to glow from within, and the texture of the dial became much more obvious. That was enough for me. So this morning, instead of reaching for something different, I put it right back on. And I think that says something about why we collect watches in the first place. Sometimes it’s not about rotation. It’s not about making sure everything gets equal wrist time. And it’s certainly not about wearing something different just for the sake of it. Sometimes a watch simply gives you a little moment of enjoyment…and you want another day of that. The vitreous enamel dial on this anOrdain is one of those details that really rewards changing light. Indoors it can be quiet and subdued. In the sun it becomes something entirely different. And today I wanted to enjoy that again. That feels like a pretty good reminder that watches are meant to be worn, noticed, and associated with little moments along the way. So yes…same watch, second day. No regrets. 😎 Wishing you all a wonderful Tuesday!!