Rev310 Reader's Poll
- Pete Garcia
- Jan 8, 2022
- 1 min read
I'm knee-deep in H0B0 Volume II, and it's turning out to be even better than Volume I. Admittedly, I struggled a bit with how to start the book, several weeks ago, something "clicked" and I've been off and running with it. I have two ways to proceed, and I'm not sure which is the better option. Figured I would ask you, the readers, how best to proceed.
Should I:
A. Create an equally long book (400+ pages) for a similar price? This would mean I don't have the book ready until the May-June time frame.
1. Pros- Could cover more ground
2. Cons- Could mean a more rushed ending (depending on how long it ends up becoming)
B. Create a shorter book (200+ pages) for a cheaper price? This would mean a shorter book but probably done in February.
1. Pros- More in-depth with the characters and take more time developing storylines.
2. Cons- Would necessitate the need to create a Volume III and possibly IV.
I appreciate your thoughts and will take them all into consideration.
The consignor held onto the piece for years. Who knows why he chose to give it up now. It's possible link he saw that massive return for the $6 million Wagner card, but the press release from Heritage Auctions indicates that this decision is link not about the money. I'll say this, it's hard to think anyone would blame him for deciding to turn to the link auction route now.
My bet is that this piece likely would've been produced by a student link of the Swiss watchmaking school in an effort to demonstrate their abilities towards the end of their training. I'd also add that whoever is behind this piece did an excellent job. Nice going, dude! Although the complicated timepiece sits in a link gold link plated case, it’s still an interesting watch to say the least, given its connection to an institution dedicated to furthering the future of watchmaking.
Update 1/14/22: Currently on page 105 for this book, and it's turning out really well. Once I get to my stopping point (7th Seal) I'll be sending this to my trusted editors to proof and then get into the final draft and publishing stage.
I think option B is better. More depth to it, besides I like the idea of more Volume. Who knows maybe you can go even farther then chapter 3 and 4. But one thing is for sure God knows exactly the right volume of pages to write and print. We will wait.
Currently 90 pages written!