Note stuff like the brand name, model number, what kind of movement it has, crystal type, strap material, and all those technical specs that us watch enthusiasts care about - case size, thickness, lug width, water resistance, power reserve, you name it. On top of that, I also got ratings for different aspects of each watch, like how good the movement is, the case quality, dial design, strap quality, and even broader metrics like value for money, wearability, resale potential, durability, and heritage. Assuming everything checks out, the macro would then pull all that watch data from my selected row, organize it into a well-formatted narrative review, and either create a new sheet or update an existing "Review Sheet" with text that's ready to copy and paste. So, it’s like having a writing assistant that knows exactly how to structure a watch review and can churn them out consistently, saving anyone tons of time if you're reviewing multiple watches regularly.

I'm busy adding water points in the garden, this morning in-between the hardware store and the lumber yard, I lost my phone and the 1st thought that came to mind was oh no how do I post my WOTD 🤣 the win is that I found it at the lumber yard.

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Last day of meetings so keep it simple!

Remember boys, life is short. Let those you love know it and spend time with people that really give a shit about you!