Checks phone it's 20:28 didn't cost me 10 grand.
I've owned a couple of these. The bracelet itself is a work of art. The watch is a modern classic, 1500 is a bit of a bargain. These will only go one way price wise.It’s not an investment necessarily but as I’m buying something with money our kid left I’d like something that at least holds its own.. the Seamaster I was offered for £1500 seems to be a no brainer .. he just needs to find the box as it’s been put somewhere safe when they moved… it’s 100% legit though .. I’ve known him for years and he used to wear it at the office
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Buying a nice watch is probably like owning a nice car, it’s what you want to be seen in, I get taxis and use my phone, no right or wrong, if you can afford a £500k watch and want get it, I’d rather buy a house.Even if I won the lottery, I just couldn't imagine me spending mega money on a watch. Some of the tags under 2k are very nice watches. Something like this.....
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I have the one on the left and honestly it looks fantastic on the wrist , get people coming up to me all the time asking about itView attachment 51316
Maybe it's just me, but that's a lot of money to shell out on a, well, ugly watch
Not strictly true mate,my Monaco has appreciated £500 in a yearHi mate. I’m pretty sure the modern day Tags dont appreciate in value so if it’s an investment you’re looking for steer well clear.
Beautiful,I have the same only with blue dial,if you can afford it get in thereIt’s not an investment necessarily but as I’m buying something with money our kid left I’d like something that at least holds its own.. the Seamaster I was offered for £1500 seems to be a no brainer .. he just needs to find the box as it’s been put somewhere safe when they moved… it’s 100% legit though .. I’ve known him for years and he used to wear it at the office
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Does your phone contain 600 parts all finely machined and assembled by highly skilled watchmakers?Checks phone it's 20:28 didn't cost me 10 grand.
Does your phone contain 600 parts all finely machined and assembled by highly skilled watchmakers?
Can it trace its history back 100 years or more?
Does it still work when the battery runs out?
Does it still work 200 metres under water, or on the moon?
Would you trust it with your life?
Will you leave it to your son as a treasured heirloom when you've gone? Will he look at your phone everyday and remember you?
I bet you've bought many phones in your lifetime.
You only need to buy one watch.
It's the only watch I've regretted selling, twice.Beautiful,I have the same only with blue dial,if you can afford it get in there
You speak from experience ;-)All valid points. I'd like to add that you'd have a hard time sticking a phablet up your arse.