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Same old same....
...There is always someone wanting to knock things they dont understand, the self opininated internet hoards will always jump on such things. Point being I should imagine yes all these watches are/will be sold, who exactly is it that is capable of putting a value on such a thing from jsut viewing on the internet. Market forces dictate the worth, and if they are all going to sell then argueably RM could have raised the price.
I get a bit sick of peoples opinons on high value items, to many people spending more than £50 on a watch is utter madness, they simply do not understand the passion of such things. Usually the people that dont understand the 'passion' of classic cars, ultimate watches, quality clothing etc etc are really quite dull & boring people with not a lot to say, well they do have a lot to say, but its usually just moans & gripes.
It would be a lot better world if people who had nothing nice to say didnt bother to say anything at all....
Wall Street Journal article
I'm really concerned!!!
And so am I, for different reasons
The writer doesn't know what he's talking about
this comment specially is insulting to me and my country
The photo is brilliant - but the comments and the text are
Great analogy, Andrew...
That article was poorly
From Andrew's link above, it seems it doesn't
That was the prototype - I was kindly allowed to the
I also want to add, if the writer thinks a $500k watch is absurd
Same old same....
