David, would you let us into the first words which popped up after this collision...?? Sorry to ask, I recognize the situation

I had something like this 3 years ago when I dropped my Jaeger le Coultre Master Moon ( 'Sorry guys, some also have other weaknesses besides Heuer...." Foolishly enough I was putting it to my wrist standing outside on the stone pavement.And then, ... it slipped and I saw it going down, down, down. Tried to catch it with my foot, but am not Maradona, I found out. It ended up with a dink on the side. Made me "cry' then, but now I see it as a sign of character and identity of the watch

I love it even more than before the crash. It's a real Ron Henselmans watch now, so to speak.

For anybody who is interested, this is the watch (before the crash).It's a 38mm watch,pitch black dial. Still wear it regularly. In fact, added a Master Date - a sister model- but without moon indicator, just recently.

Ron