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2021 - Collection Inventory

Updating my Inventory List for my various Collections.  I've added a 7th Category Swiss Army Knives and replaced Clothing to focus on Sneakers.

  1. Headphones -- 11
  2. Tech -- 12
  3. Watches -- 7
  4. Swiss Army Knives -- 16
  5. Sneakers -- 4
  6. Fountain Pens -- 4
  7. Whisky -- 3
The only collection that hasn't changed since 2018 are my fountain pens.  All others have grown or been updated.

1. Headphones -- 11
Reduced by 3 items by dumping all my old MDR-ZXs, ATH-EQ500 and WM-77 as they were getting too old and I haven't used them in years.

  1. Over-Ear
    1. Audio Technica - ATH-MSR7
    2. Audio Technica - ATH-M50x
  2. On-Ear
    1. Grado - SR80e
  3. In-Ear
    1. AKG IG955 // Office
    2. Klipsch R6i // Home
    3. Beats Urbeats // Bag
    4. Apple Earbuds x4
  4. Wireless
    1. Apple AirPod Pro
2. Tech -- 12
Added an iPhone 11, Fire 8 Tablet and RG351p.  Sold off the Apple Shuffle and gave away my old 6s.

I’m going to sell the LG K7.
  1. Phones
    1. iPhone 11
    2. iPhone 4
    3. LG K7
  2. Tablets
    1. Amazon Fire 8
    2. iPad 2
  3. Laptops
    1. HP i7
    2. HP i3
  4. Gaming
    1. RG351p
    2. Sony Playstation PS4
    3. Sony Playstation PS2
  5. Other
    1. Sansa Clip+ 4GB
  6. Battery Packs
    1. Anker 10k

3. Watches -- 7
Dropped by 4 as the Apple Watch 2 died, sold off my G-Shocks and some other watches and replaced with some new Digital and Analog watches.

I'm planning on selling the Seiko and Zenith to reduce to 5.
  1. Mechanical
    1. Rolex Explorer 114270
    2. Omega Seamaster 2531.80
    3. Zenith Cal 126
    4. Seiko Orange Monster
  2. Analog
    1. Victorinox INOX
  3. Digital
    1. Casio A168
    2. Casio DW-5600
4. Swiss Army Knifes -- 16
Adding this Collection for 2021.  I had a few Swiss Army Knives and got bit by the collecting bug to expand it recently.  
  1. 111mm
    1. Trekker
  2. Alox
    1. Alox Cadet
    2. Alox Pioneer 2020 LE
  3. 91mm
    1. Swiss Champ
    2. Huntsman x2
    3. Climber x4
    4. Camper
    5. Spartan x3
  4. 58mm
    1. Classic x2

5. Sneakers -- 4
I've changed the clothing collection to focus specifically on my growing interest in sneakers.  Looking at adding a pair of Air Jordan 1’s.
  • Nike
    1. Air Force 1 2007 (White)
    2. React Miler (Black)
  • Converse
    1. All Star (White)
  • Adidas
    1. Stan Smith (White/Green)

6. Fountain Pens -- 4
No change.  Haven't had time to really focus on this collection since I lost my beloved Platinum 3776.  If anything I would want to buy another 3776.
  • Pilot Custom 74
  • Pilot Metropolitan x 3
7. Whisky -- 3
For collecting purposes listing only unopened bottles.
  • Johnnie Walker Blue Label
  • Jane Walker Black Label
  • Suntory Yamazaki 12



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