New Keris versus Antique Keris

Jussi M. · 21st June 2015, 02:14 PM

I guess there is no definitive "right answer" for this as everyone's motives are different and also have the tendency to evolve with time.

The best advice thus that I can give is the same I was given when faced with the same dilemma: "choose what you like".

This I have found to be true with a long passion of mine - wristwatches - and thus it was somewhat easy for me to accept this advice when it was given to me by a highly regarded senior keris student. - Ultimately we can rationalize all kinds of "rules of engagement" what comes to forming a collection but non will be of much use unless you enjoy what you have.

Someone else´s mileage may vary and to prove that I drive in kilometers - not miles

Enjoy the hunt!

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21st June 2015, 02:14 PM	#2
Jussi M. Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 235	I guess there is no definitive "right answer" for this as everyone's motives are different and also have the tendency to evolve with time. The best advice thus that I can give is the same I was given when faced with the same dilemma: "choose what you like". This I have found to be true with a long passion of mine - wristwatches - and thus it was somewhat easy for me to accept this advice when it was given to me by a highly regarded senior keris student. - Ultimately we can rationalize all kinds of "rules of engagement" what comes to forming a collection but non will be of much use unless you enjoy what you have. Someone else´s mileage may vary and to prove that I drive in kilometers - not miles Enjoy the hunt!