aris d
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The moral precept of the story.
Smoking can be very dangerous.
Just joking of course.
Aris
The comment under the screenshot says it all.
Sadly, the practical reality of wearing some of these epic-scale watches can be intimidating and dangerous. Even though I wear a pretty basic Sinn watch, I still take care to avoid naive assumptions about the safety and risk of neighborhoods and localitie...
My friend got 'robbed' of his WG Daytona with diamond markers too while in Europe. His friend too lost a RM to a mugger
My cousin lost his money, etc etc... Many horror stories. Just be safe when we travel to other countries unless we know the area pretty well. It's just not worth it
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I felt more relaxed wearing my Rolex in SF than I do wearing it out in the open in Europe (any big city in France/Germany/Belgium/Netherlands/...). No idea why, I know where I am, I know the places but it simply doesn't feel right.
Wow. Terrible state of affairs.
Not the kind of watch I would ever own but still. Terrible
Most unfortunate
I can't help but wonder maybe both the perpetrator and the victim both wish it was a Rolex instead...
Really sad
At least the thief will have a hard time selling it and if it gets back to service the owner will get it back... Hopefully
The moral precept of the story.
Smoking can be very dangerous. Just joking of course. Aris
Please like i said in my own Post last month.
PLEASE dont wear your precious watch to any ,,Hotspots,, nowadays. Its a crazy world out there and luxury bags, watches and jewelry aren’t safe on the street anymore. Its a real shame but its reality 🤬
An article about this theft in the Japan Times mentions that the thief dropped a cell phone while running away
If it's his own phone or has his fingerprints on it there might be a good end to this story.
So sad. Don't worry, he will get his.. Little does he know the cost of servicing !
This is a joke btw. That is very, very sad
