So often we go for quick, even instant gratification. In many ways, that is what the SWATCH was originally made for. Well, not exactly for me. In 1985 a Northern Youth, recently encouraged to leave home, scraped together the $45 to buy a SWATCH. It was the Calypso Diver. I spent nearly a month saving the extra's from my job at Selenti's Pizza to pay for it. I went to school, then soccer practice, then work to - well pay the rent among other things, then my "luxury apartment" where I struggled through Trigonometry and other less daunting subjects until 2:00 AM. Only to get up at 7:00 AM so I could do the whole thing over again. In many ways, that SWATCH was a first kiss - a first taste of freedom. But it also taught me that no matter how bad things got I could still make it on my own.
Well, today in Lugano I was re-acquainted with what I will consider the "grown-up" version of that SWATCH - the SISTEM51. ONLY available in Switzerland, and then ONLY available through the SWATCH Store. I've been dreaming about this one!
So welcome to BaselWeek Pals and Gals - and make it a special, memorable one!
Henki, checking in from Lugano. More tomorrow!
Well, today in Lugano I was re-acquainted with what I will consider the "grown-up" version of that SWATCH - the SISTEM51. ONLY available in Switzerland, and then ONLY available through the SWATCH Store. I've been dreaming about this one!
So welcome to BaselWeek Pals and Gals - and make it a special, memorable one!
Henki, checking in from Lugano. More tomorrow!
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