Craftsmanship, reliability, aesthetics.
You have a Rolex….
Very true which is why the grey market is so hot.
Big fan of snazzy watches as gifts, less so buying for yourself.
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Yeah but ask yourself why you ‘need’ one
It’s beautiful but it’s not as convenient as a phone. I only wore it to floss. And I got 2 kids now and am too busy either cleaning up shit or being exhausted to sell the fucking thing
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But it’s like, why have a nice car.
I love them, it’s Mick’s fault tbh.
So this makes you want it more?
Don’t pass it on. I know I’ve posted you awkward questions, own it.
No. But the demand is so high for a reason.
They’re decent investments even at £10k over the retail price.
I’d get a Hublot Big Bang if I had to buy myself a car-priced watch. Had a fake from Dubai that I liked a lot, but one of the screws in the bezel fell out and you can’t get those anywhere.
He literally earned his, though.
Quality gift, for sure.
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You know Lego sets have some of the best most reliable returns? Mad I know.
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I noticed that!
They hold their value!
Should become a used Lego salesman.
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I will say tho, as an investment, my old man bought a Rolex sub mariner in the 70’s for a grand .
It’s now worth close to £30k
It just a fucking watch .
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What if he’d used that as a deposit on a house though?
He was too busy partying in Switzerland for that.
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I like watches but don’t think my income will ever stretch to a Rolex. Though tbh there’re not really to my tastes. If I was ever to spend over 1k on a watch, I’d go for a Junghans or a Nomos.
Neither of which come close in price to a Rolex
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Like these too.
If I ever become wealthy I’d go for Jaeger Le Coultre - Master Ultra Thin Moon 
Yes.
I like the reverso tribute.
If you want a decent watch up to £1k can’t go wrong with a Hamilton.
My mate’s dealer had one, reason being it was an immediate emergency 10k for inforseen circumstances
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