In this Watch Collection Revisit #45, I’m looking back at my RZE Valour 38 after 3 years of ownership—and I’m honestly stuck between selling it or keeping it. This was my first Kickstarter watch, and even though you can now buy the newer versions directly from RZE, this one still has a lot of charm. The matte white dial with that slightly vintage-looking lume vibe reminds me of the Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical white dial, and when I pulled it out again, I realized I don’t really have anything quite like it in my current rotation. I go through the real-world dimensions (it’s closer to 38.8mm, 11.6mm thick, 45.4mm lug-to-lug, 20mm lug width), the titanium case, and the UltraHex coating—which, in my experience, really did its job because I can’t see any obvious scratches after 3 years. The finishing is mostly brushed with some blasted areas, and the case design plus the RZE logo at 6 o’clock makes it feel unique. The main downside for me is the lume: it starts bright but fades pretty quickly, especially compared to tritium-tube watches. I also talk value—around USD200 back then with shipping—and while AliExpress specs have gotten crazy nowadays, for a microbrand titanium tool watch with an NH38 (hacking, smooth crown feel), I still think it’s a steal. In the end, I try it on my 6.75" wrist and ask you guys: sell, or keep?