Just examples, I am looking at several different brands.Why Ebel or Raymond? Go with a Tag.
It's jewelry. I can understand it. That said, I won't spend more than $50 or so on my watches. I do have a couple of hundred dollar ones I got as gifts. And I don't go anywhere without a watch on.I have never understood the concept of a high end watch. My friend has a $4k watch (Bulova, I think) he bought when he first started making "stupid" money. It's nice, but had he not told me what he paid, I would never have looked at it and said "wow, nice $4k watch!"
I won't be spending 4 grand either. It's a gift for my wife as she is turning 40 and it will be our 10 year anniversary.I have never understood the concept of a high end watch. My friend has a $4k watch (Bulova, I think) he bought when he first started making "stupid" money. It's nice, but had he not told me what he paid, I would never have looked at it and said "wow, nice $4k watch!"
http://www.overstock.com/Jewelry-Watches/Womens-Watches/137/dept.htmlI won't be spending 4 grand either. It's a gift for my wife as she is turning 40 and it will be our 10 year anniversary.
Why bother? It's probably time to trade her in for something with less miles on it...I won't be spending 4 grand either. It's a gift for my wife as she is turning 40 and it will be our 10 year anniversary.
I've gone that route before with a fiancee. It did not go well.Why bother? It's probably time to trade her in for something with less miles on it...
a nice watch is definitely a status thing. most of the time it is a fairly subtle detail so you aren't flaunting what you have, but it's there for everyone to see. having a rolex or any other kind of nice watch shows that you have some money and thus, are successful. it's much like wearing a very nice suit as opposed to something you pick up at k-mart, people will notice it and i think in the business world it will give you more of a "professional" look.I have never understood the concept of a high end watch. My friend has a $4k watch (Bulova, I think) he bought when he first started making "stupid" money. It's nice, but had he not told me what he paid, I would never have looked at it and said "wow, nice $4k watch!"
divorce costs a lot more than a $4,000 watch.I've gone that route before with a fiancee. It did not go well.
That's why I bought a Rolex in Singapore for $150. It was damn nice, too. Seiko reliability with the looks of a Roli!a nice watch is definitely a status thing. most of the time it is a fairly subtle detail so you aren't flaunting what you have, but it's there for everyone to see. having a rolex or any other kind of nice watch shows that you have some money and thus, are successful. it's much like wearing a very nice suit as opposed to something you pick up at k-mart, people will notice it and i think in the business world it will give you more of a "professional" look.
so does a good watch track time better?
Wouldn't even a $40 digital watch be more precise than a high end mechanical one?Actually..........yes. High end watches tend to have more precise internals that keep time better. Time tolerances are actually a spec found with most high-end watches (ie: accurate to within +/- 1 s/month).
My watch actually has the ability to sync to the UTC time through radio control as long as it has a signal (even has a signal strength reading on the dial). Wherever I am, I hit the button, it will detect the signal, and I can automatically adjust the time to sync with the appropriate UTC time at whichever time zone I am in. Very useful for anyone who travels (which I may do for work in the future).
Wouldn't even a $40 digital watch be more precise than a high end mechanical one?
Einstein said: Time is only an illusion.Actually..........yes. High end watches tend to have more precise internals that keep time better. Time tolerances are actually a spec found with most high-end watches (ie: accurate to within +/- 1 s/month).
My watch actually has the ability to sync to the UTC time through radio control as long as it has a signal (even has a signal strength reading on the dial). Wherever I am, I hit the button, it will detect the signal, and I can automatically adjust the time to sync with the appropriate UTC time at whichever time zone I am in. Very useful for anyone who travels (which I may do for work in the future).
I have found that people who spend huge amounts of money on certain things typically have inner issues they need to work out. I'm pretty sure my $60 watch tells time just as accurate as a $4000 watch...DI have never understood the concept of a high end watch. My friend has a $4k watch (Bulova, I think) he bought when he first started making "stupid" money. It's nice, but had he not told me what he paid, I would never have looked at it and said "wow, nice $4k watch!"
Whatever gets me to work on time.Einstein said: Time is only an illusion.
Therefor, your illusion just cost more.
Likewise I'm sure someone's $200 Huffy handles trails as well as your $5000 mountain bike (a bit of a stretch, but you get the idea.)I have found that people who spend huge amounts of money on certain things typically have inner issues they need to work out. I'm pretty sure my $60 watch tells time just as accurate as a $4000 watch...D
Hey, that looks like my c*ck ring!
And there is where my social fascination exists.I have found that people who spend huge amounts of money on certain things typically have inner issues they need to work out. I'm pretty sure my $60 watch tells time just as accurate as a $4000 watch...D
Notice the two-pronged "stimulator" as well.
And with that handy object your cock can tell time!
try an Omega or a Breitling worldWhy Ebel or Raymond? Go with a fag.
wow it's like looking into a mirror..except my Ti wedding band cost a bit more..I must have inner issuesAnd there is where my social fascination exists.
I love fast cars/bikes/motos, but the only piece of jewelry I ever wear is my $100 Ti wedding band.
Mine is engraved. I got my wife a matching one off ebay for $35.wow it's like looking into a mirror..except my Ti wedding band cost a bit more..I must have inner issues
A seiko has a wow effect? You obviously don't know watches. A Tag is way nicer than a Seiko, and most Movados.I've grabbed a few Tags off the web from various e-tailers I found through google. Just make sure it is a US shop and call and speak with them. Try and make sure they are an authorized retail of the brand you want and make sure you can return it if it isn't what you wanted/expected and so on. Hade good luck with all of them. FWIW Tags are awsome but maybe won't have the same "wow" effect with the Mrs as a seiko, rolex, movado...
Exactly, no need to s**t on someone for something they like and enjoy. Some people collect stamps, others cars, some people like watches.Likewise I'm sure someone's $200 Huffy handles trails as well as your $5000 mountain bike (a bit of a stretch, but you get the idea.)
We all have our vices.
See, and people think I'm crazy because I tip strippers for every song. They work for tips, and I appreciate the effort.I still spend a lot more on bikes though, I have my priorities...
just the tip?See, and people think I'm crazy because I tip strippers for every song. They work for tips, and I appreciate the effort.
Stuff like that pays off in spades though.See, and people think I'm crazy because I tip strippers for every song. They work for tips, and I appreciate the effort.