I am done buying expensive swiss watches

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Jason Voorhees

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After buying the Omega speed master, a Cartier Santos. I'm done purchasing expensive heritage watches from Swiss brands. The cost to satisfaction ratio is not there for me to justify brutalizing my wallet every time. I still love those watches and wear them regularly. You buy these kind of watches to mark major life events. Like I got my speedy when I graduated out of high school. Santos at the end of my uni and wore it for my farewell. I wanted my farewell watch to be a Rolex land dweller but I got kicked out of the dealership for not having a purchase history made a thread about it. Still in the waiting list btw


So instead of jumping through all that loopholes I have decided to take my endeavours into mid range watches. Which will start with this order of citizen zenshin. Available in stock. No interrogation like I'm applying for Schengen Visa, no sorry sir you don't have a purchase history. No waiting list. Just in stock. It's arriving next week. I'm excited

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Fellow watchcels

@Chinacurry @Kroker @slaters
 
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I bought this beauty, eco drive!
 
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You should learn how to put together your own watches from parts. Ive read about it before but haven't tried, not that into watches, it seems affordable but also really cool since you get exactly what you want and get to mix stuff. And it gives a new life to any broken watches you find for cheap that are otherwise expensive
 
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Never understood luxurycels tbh. If I had a bunch of money to piss away I'd spend it on shit that actually makes a meaningful difference (i.e a nice car, high quality tech, hardmaxxing, etc). Never understood this mentality of buying stuff just because it's expensive
 
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I like watches but the prices are ridiculous
 
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Never understood luxurycels tbh. If I had a bunch of money to piss away I'd spend it on shit that actually makes a meaningful difference (i.e a nice car, high quality tech, hardmaxxing, etc). Never understood this mentality of buying stuff just because it's expensive
Generally people collect for some deeply personal reasons. I started my watch collection because of a gift that my dad gave me

 
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The most Iโ€™ve spent on a watch was 350โ‚ฌ for a tissot. I canโ€™t imagine spending close to 10k for a Cartier santos :dafuckfeels:
 
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Apple Watch bro.

Foids and normies only know that and Rolex.
 
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Meanwhile my best watches is some beat up g shocks.
 
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The most Iโ€™ve spent on a watch was 350โ‚ฌ for a tissot. I canโ€™t imagine spending close to 10k for a Cartier santos :dafuckfeels:
Luckily I bought my Santos back in 2019 and paid like 46k hkd for it, cos Cartier weren't hot as shit then
 
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I also got bored after buying my 10th ferrari
 
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After buying the Omega speed master, a Cartier Santos. I'm done purchasing expensive heritage watches from Swiss brands. The cost to satisfaction ratio is not there for me to justify brutalizing my wallet every time. I still love those watches and wear them regularly. You buy these kind of watches to mark major life events. Like I got my speedy when I graduated out of high school. Santos at the end of my uni and wore it for my farewell. I wanted my farewell watch to be a Rolex land dweller but I got kicked out of the dealership for not having a purchase history made a thread about it. Still in the waiting list btw


So instead of jumping through all that loopholes I have decided to take my endeavours into mid range watches. Which will start with this order of citizen zenshin. Available in stock. No interrogation like I'm applying for Schengen Visa, no sorry sir you don't have a purchase history. No waiting list. Just in stock. It's arriving next week. I'm excited

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i got a speedmaster from my dad when i was 15, then i got a calatrava at 18 (both were hand-me-downs). i wanna buy myself a grand seiko skyflake once im making good bread, otherwise idgaf about watches and i dont even really wear mine anymore. im homelessmaxxed these days
 
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i got a speedmaster from my dad when i was 15, then i got a calatrava at 18. i wanna buy myself a grand seiko skyflake once im making good bread, otherwise idgaf about watches and i dont even really wear mine anymore. im homelessmaxxed these days
or the JLC reverso with a blue dial, absolutely peak watch
 
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After buying the Omega speed master, a Cartier Santos. I'm done purchasing expensive heritage watches from Swiss brands. The cost to satisfaction ratio is not there for me to justify brutalizing my wallet every time. I still love those watches and wear them regularly. You buy these kind of watches to mark major life events. Like I got my speedy when I graduated out of high school. Santos at the end of my uni and wore it for my farewell. I wanted my farewell watch to be a Rolex land dweller but I got kicked out of the dealership for not having a purchase history made a thread about it. Still in the waiting list btw


So instead of jumping through all that loopholes I have decided to take my endeavours into mid range watches. Which will start with this order of citizen zenshin. Available in stock. No interrogation like I'm applying for Schengen Visa, no sorry sir you don't have a purchase history. No waiting list. Just in stock. It's arriving next week. I'm excited

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I never saw the beauty in watches, why do you guys like them so much?
 
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i got a speedmaster from my dad when i was 15, then i got a calatrava at 18 (both were hand-me-downs). i wanna buy myself a grand seiko skyflake once im making good bread, otherwise idgaf about watches and i dont even really wear mine anymore. im homelessmaxxed these days
my friend's dad is an older guy and he bought a couple of 5711s in the 70s when they werent crazy expensive. hes also hella loaded so his collection is crazy. you never see him wearing any watches tho, unless its for a special event. seems like most people these days don't like to wear watches daily if they have serious bands, or definitely nothing flashy.
 
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I never saw the beauty in watches, why do you guys like them so much?
its mostly about the status, normoids asking you how much it was etc. most people dgaf about watches
 
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After buying the Omega speed master, a Cartier Santos. I'm done purchasing expensive heritage watches from Swiss brands. The cost to satisfaction ratio is not there for me to justify brutalizing my wallet every time. I still love those watches and wear them regularly. You buy these kind of watches to mark major life events. Like I got my speedy when I graduated out of high school. Santos at the end of my uni and wore it for my farewell. I wanted my farewell watch to be a Rolex land dweller but I got kicked out of the dealership for not having a purchase history made a thread about it. Still in the waiting list btw


So instead of jumping through all that loopholes I have decided to take my endeavours into mid range watches. Which will start with this order of citizen zenshin. Available in stock. No interrogation like I'm applying for Schengen Visa, no sorry sir you don't have a purchase history. No waiting list. Just in stock. It's arriving next week. I'm excited

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nigga js flexing on us atp
 
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its mostly about the status, normoids asking you how much it was etc. most people dgaf about watches
I see, yeah i always saw it as a thing for high class people only lol :feelshah::Comfy:
 
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Luckily I bought my Santos back in 2019 and paid like 46k hkd for it, cos Cartier weren't hot as shit then
How much do you earn per month ?
I heard you were a millionaire or sum
 
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i got a speedmaster from my dad when i was 15, then i got a calatrava at 18 (both were hand-me-downs). i wanna buy myself a grand seiko skyflake once im making good bread, otherwise idgaf about watches and i dont even really wear mine anymore. im homelessmaxxed these days
I personally don't like simple dress watches like calatrava they are not for me. I like watches to have some personality.
 
I never saw the beauty in watches, why do you guys like them so much?
There's not many items/jewellery that is acceptable for an adult man to wear and watch is one small exception
 
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Why not just buy high quality rep watches ?

Watches hold zero value
 
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Why not just buy high quality rep watches ?

Watches hold zero value
not true. a limited production rolex will never lose value. youll just be another poser with a rolex tho
 
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not true. a limited production rolex will never lose value. youll just be another poser with a rolex tho
I still wouldn't call watches and investment. I love watches but let's be real these are nothing more than flashy ornaments. Calling them investments is foolish.
 
Miring the flex.
 
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lol this one mogs

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After buying the Omega speed master, a Cartier Santos. I'm done purchasing expensive heritage watches from Swiss brands. The cost to satisfaction ratio is not there for me to justify brutalizing my wallet every time. I still love those watches and wear them regularly. You buy these kind of watches to mark major life events. Like I got my speedy when I graduated out of high school. Santos at the end of my uni and wore it for my farewell. I wanted my farewell watch to be a Rolex land dweller but I got kicked out of the dealership for not having a purchase history made a thread about it. Still in the waiting list btw


So instead of jumping through all that loopholes I have decided to take my endeavours into mid range watches. Which will start with this order of citizen zenshin. Available in stock. No interrogation like I'm applying for Schengen Visa, no sorry sir you don't have a purchase history. No waiting list. Just in stock. It's arriving next week. I'm excited

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Life begins once you buy a Richard Millie
 
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I still wouldn't call watches and investment. I love watches but let's be real these are nothing more than flashy ornaments. Calling them investments is foolish.
not investments, i just said a good rolex doesnt lose value.
 
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After buying the Omega speed master, a Cartier Santos. I'm done purchasing expensive heritage watches from Swiss brands. The cost to satisfaction ratio is not there for me to justify brutalizing my wallet every time. I still love those watches and wear them regularly. You buy these kind of watches to mark major life events. Like I got my speedy when I graduated out of high school. Santos at the end of my uni and wore it for my farewell. I wanted my farewell watch to be a Rolex land dweller but I got kicked out of the dealership for not having a purchase history made a thread about it. Still in the waiting list btw


So instead of jumping through all that loopholes I have decided to take my endeavours into mid range watches. Which will start with this order of citizen zenshin. Available in stock. No interrogation like I'm applying for Schengen Visa, no sorry sir you don't have a purchase history. No waiting list. Just in stock. It's arriving next week. I'm excited

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Thoughts on Victorinox watches ?
 
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Thoughts on Victorinox watches ?
Very decent entry level Swiss watches imo but there are better choices but if you like the look go for it
 
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