steveglenn410
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Passion something money can not Buy!
i have a passion for these great time pieces and what i have found through out life is that passion does not carry any monetary value, you see we do not work for money, we work for the things that money can buy. we also never really own anything just merely loan them to enjoy while we are alive when we go they have no longer use to us, my first Rolex was bought over 20 years ago now it cost me3.5k it has been serviced twice it runs dare i say like a swiss time piece
now if i divide that cost over 20yrs that equates to $175 a year or $14 per month or $2 per day. now would you say a Rolex is expensive , sometimes we know the price of everything and the value of nothing good luck what ever you do.
If you love
By: hitman : February 8th, 2012-19:57
the Seiko, why do you need a Rolex? I am not pro or con for getting a Rolex, but you should buy it only if you really like it (and afford it). If spending $8K is a big deal for you as it is for most people and you feel you may regret it, then you are not ...
Pass on it, you're not ready for it.
By: amanico : February 8th, 2012-22:06
I see no love, no passion, here, I just read over paying, money, fear, comparison prices... Maybe later? Buying a watch right now, with such a way of thinking, will lead you to regret your purchase. The future mode will turn into past mode ... From " Will...
Great Analogy Baron
By: tarantino65 : February 9th, 2012-20:01
and do appreciate your reading into my situation. You are right that I wanted a better robust watch than what I am getting out of the Seiko/Oris even though they are good watches and workhorse. This has been a pent-up for a number of years and I have done...
Just one more advice...
By: renerod : February 29th, 2012-07:54
Enjoy and love your watch. Maybe we can´t know If it will stay for a very long time with you, I hope it does, it would be nice if it turns into a heirloom and is passed to one of your dearest, but as long as it's with you, enjoy it very much. As I sa...