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Less bling, more money!

 

Hi,

Passion, opinion, information!

This man may be entitled to share his opinion with us, but that's no more than his opinion. he demonstrates nothing.

Exactly what we do here, except that here people can react, comment.

If I open a thread my opinion is a door for a discussion, not a definitive statement.

So thank you for opening a door to the discussion of his opinion!  smile

Personaly I've never liked orange sports cars and oversized watches. Am I going to buy an orange Fiat 500 to show that I'm a smart guy because I can have simple taste?

Am I going to wear the black clothing and appearance suited for the death of the world finance? Cetainly not!

I just don't care what happens to US or international finance companies. If speculators are brought to bankruptcy no problem that's the game!

I may just be a bit more careful for my purchases, but I'm not going to change from a financial religion for another!

Cheers

Dje

This message has been edited by Dje on 2008-10-09 10:19:53

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"Oversize watches are no-nos"...a report from Luxury Institute, NY

 
By: Cardio : October 8th, 2008-22:05
Came across an interesting article that may directly affect what new watches are available, and perhaps indirectly affect which watches are worn :http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601093&sid=a4.ajm7HEB1E&refer=home Do you agree with this potential ... 

all will be served

 
By: Watch_time_it_is : October 8th, 2008-22:28
in any good market, there are options for all needs. I believe that the resurgence of Swiss time pieces has served to strengthen the watch market and as such, ensured there will be variety if for no other reason, for the watch makers to distingush themsel... 

i've read the report and admit to knowing nothing about business, but

 
By: G99 : October 9th, 2008-03:04
reading the report makes me think that the man gets paid for talking a load of rubbish. yes, the world is in a financial crisis, but things will settle out over the next couple of years. people have short memories and after perhaps 2 years of caution they... 

Wouldn't it be fair to assume...

 
By: joeyza : October 9th, 2008-04:38
...that like all trends the current "large watch" trend will wane? The word "trend" itself would predict the inevitable. I see the design/fashion segment of our passion as suscptible to change as the fashion industry, just not as frequent or dramatic (bel... 

Less bling, more money!

 
By: Dje : October 9th, 2008-06:27
Hi, Passion, opinion, information! This man may be entitled to share his opinion with us, but that's no more than his opinion. he demonstrates nothing. Exactly what we do here, except that here people can react, comment. If I open a thread my opinion is a... 

i have been spending time writing a long reply to you, but in the end

 
By: G99 : October 9th, 2008-08:34
it just comes down to my original opinion. he's paid to say something even if its total crap and i'm afraid IMHO his opinion is just that, total crap. anyone who is influenced by that report needs their head testing. Graham

The suggestion to wear...

 
By: Wooster : October 9th, 2008-14:17
... smaller watches due to appearing more politically correct in the current situation is well within the line that lead to the existing financial mess - form over content, by all means. What if the economy will miraculously recover and boom (welcome to U...