Because you are a flash ****?Just seen an advert on here for watches some of which are nearly £50k! I just don’t get it at all. What’s the point to it? Not just watches, it goes for other stupidly expensive items like cars, jewellery or even handbags! Can someone explain why you need a £50k watch.
A watch came up on my social media the other day and i thought 'oooohhh that looks nice' so clicked on it and had a look thinking maybe 1/2k max. £64,000 it was. I think im not their target market and now my social media is flooded with super expensive watches ill never be able to afford. I do like watches and if i could afford one i'd happily pay a few thousand for one, but 64k on a watch is premier league type money.Just seen an advert on here for watches some of which are nearly £50k! I just don’t get it at all. What’s the point to it? Not just watches, it goes for other stupidly expensive items like cars, jewellery or even handbags! Can someone explain why you need a £50k watch.
If you earn 20 grand a year, you won't be buying a £50k watch, but if you earn 20 million a year then £50k is such a small fraction of your income that you just might (if you've run out of other things to buy). The watch industry knows this and is happy to cater for both ends of the market. That, for instance, is why the high end Swiss watch manufacturers launched the Swatch brand in the 80s so that they didn't lose out on the former group.Just seen an advert on here for watches some of which are nearly £50k! I just don’t get it at all. What’s the point to it? Not just watches, it goes for other stupidly expensive items like cars, jewellery or even handbags! Can someone explain why you need a £50k watch.
Just seen an advert on here for watches some of which are nearly £50k! I just don’t get it at all. What’s the point to it? Not just watches, it goes for other stupidly expensive items like cars, jewellery or even handbags! Can someone explain why you need a £50k watch.
Perhaps, having worked hard all your life, building up your business, growing your profits through clever financial decisions and being successful you have decided to treat yourself.
If we all had the same bland, mass produced stuff, what a boring world it would be.
Make sure they dont find out you’ve sold it or you’ll be life banned from getting another from Rolex.I'm on the waiting list for a Rolex Daytona and if I ever get offered one (they tend to look after their regulars) i'll snap it up for £10,200... They sell for around £25,000 for the base model so it's a cast iron "investment"
If I do get one (ordered black) i'll immediately put my name down for a white one too
See post 2Perhaps, having worked hard all your life, building up your business, growing your profits through clever financial decisions and being successful you have decided to treat yourself.
If we all had the same bland, mass produced stuff, what a boring world it would be.
I won't be selling it, not immediately anyway... I'll probably leave it for my ladsMake sure they dont find out you’ve sold it or you’ll be life banned from getting another from Rolex.
Ironically, that person worked hard, creating cheap, bland, mass produced stuff to make enough money to spaff on an obsolete item.Perhaps, having worked hard all your life, building up your business, growing your profits through clever financial decisions and being successful you have decided to treat yourself.
If we all had the same bland, mass produced stuff, what a boring world it would be.
It's like people who buy lambos etc and drive them in Central London. Utterly pointless.Perhaps, having worked hard all your life, building up your business, growing your profits through clever financial decisions and being successful you have decided to treat yourself.
If we all had the same bland, mass produced stuff, what a boring world it would be.
I’m pleased for you but each to their own I say.. If a £50k watch floats your boat and you can afford one, why notIt's like people who buy lambos etc and drive them in Central London. Utterly pointless.
I have a watch. It's from 1965. A classic piece that tells the time.
It's my Dad's old one. I have a photo of me as a baby with him holding me. He's wearing the watch.
Means far more to me than wanking 50k on a Rolex.