Bill
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Interesting view from a first time Rolex wearer.
I came across this article of some one who was explaing his point of view as a firstime Rolex "owner".
What wearing a $6,000 Rolex for a month taught a 24-year-old about wealth and status
Dennis Green / Business Insider
"When you're spending this kind of cash on yourself, you should be spending it for your own enjoyment. Don't wear a luxury watch for prestige and status, because it's not going to work. The only ones who will notice and comment on it are the ones who are already experts. "
Dennis Greene
Nothing earth shattering but nice to see a novice realize that not everybody straps on a watch to show off but for the enjoyment and pleasure it provides them. For me that is what the spirit of this forum is about "Sharing" vs Show off.
Interesting view from a first time Rolex wearer.
I came across this article of some one who was explaing his point of view as a firstime Rolex "owner". What wearing a $6,000 Rolex for a month taught a 24-year-old about wealth and status Dennis Green / Business Insider "When you're spending this kind of ...
can't be said better...
" Nothing earth shattering but nice to see a novice realize that not everybody straps on a watch to show off but for the enjoyment and pleasure it provides them" Nice article, Thanks for sharing Bill !
You can almost hear the thud of that penny dropping
Good post. Thanks for sharing I often find watches are a bit like a Masonic handshake (the only one who notice are already part of the tribe). Personally I find wearing a quirky watch (doesn't have to be expensive but needs to be of good quality and be di...
Send him over to my place, please ...
... I need an electrician, and of course I will comment on his Chopard ... Marcus
The secret handshake is the way I always looks at it.
But a lot of times they person on the other side does not respond to the handshake which can be disappointing. It is just a watch to them not a passion.
