knowing life is short, when is the best time to buy a rolex if you can :
- Thread starter BlackDiBiase
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No, actually, taste is universal.
I'm just fukking with you.
Breitlings lose alot of value though. They resale around the same price of a used 2008 Toyota Prius.
problems to hope for
to me a rolex is like a wife. when a man has a wife it is the most illustrious title next to being a father one can have.
it reminds me of alec baldwins speach in the departed, i need a rolex to step up my prosperity like all men should need wives.
they see a fine standing watch, they know your time is good.
This is by far the stupidest thing I have heard here, and I have heard some dumb shyt.
Buy the watch because you LIKE it, not for some perceived respect from others.
BlackDiBiase
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not perceived, the rolex makes it fact.
DJ Paul's Arm
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Buy an overpriced watch during lockdown.
I laugh at anyone buying materialistic shyt during a pandemic.
I laugh at anyone buying materialistic shyt during a pandemic.
It was a tradition in Europe that when a child turned 18 years old, their parents gifted them with an expensive watch.
I think it's ok to buy a Rolex anytime. Just make sure that the watch coincides with where you're at in life. Like all watch companies have entry level models, mid-point models, etc.
You don't want to be an Amazon distribution worker that bought a bedazzled timepiece that would be commiserate with what the CEO of Amazon might wear.
You don't want to be that guy. You might think that you're flexing, but in fact, it will have the opposite effect.
StretfordRed
Afro-European
Ehh, I did have a longer reply but long story short:
I got a Seiko Baby Snowflake this year and next year was looking at Omega but just was looking at Rolexes now and the only one I really like is the plane Jane Oyster Perpetual:
I got a Seiko Baby Snowflake this year and next year was looking at Omega but just was looking at Rolexes now and the only one I really like is the plane Jane Oyster Perpetual:
BlackDiBiase
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BlackDiBiase
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Ehh, I did have a longer reply but long story short:
I got a Seiko Baby Snowflake this year and next year was looking at Omega but just was looking at Rolexes now and the only one I really like is the plane Jane Oyster Perpetual:
the all silver fit looks the best. if i had a choice lol.
get these nets
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hehehe
I bumped this thread for 2 reasons....to troll on some "bu bu bu but the wealth gap" shyt and to see whether the claim about timepieces holding their value is true.
I bumped this thread for 2 reasons....to troll on some "bu bu bu but the wealth gap" shyt and to see whether the claim about timepieces holding their value is true.
Once I'm at "boss" levels I most likely won't even wear a watch.
Ultimate pieces though....
A. Lange & Sohne Tourbograph "Pour Le Merite"
Patek Philippe Grand Complication 5159G
Vacheron Constantin Metiers d'Art The Legend of the Chinese Zodiac (This would be my "bling" watch)
We're currently in the "Year of the Rat"
I was born in the "Year of the Ox" so I'm waiting for that to come out.
I'm not really a fan of metal straps.
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Diondon
Thanks to the lawyers uh, I marbled the foyer
There's a watch thread in the Showroom 
LOL@"whenever you want". Nevermind the budgeting and savings part. Forget about the investments and debt you'll most likely piling up.
Just buy a Rolex watch whenever you feel like it.
Holy shyt. And this little kid has the nerve to call the 5X rule dumb?! Nevermind the fact I learned this rule from actual millionaires.
This is how I know you'll never be rich. Go ahead and spend money whenever you feel like it. And then go back to your 9-5 job slaving ur life away for buying a Rolex watch because "hey you felt like it."
You dumb f$%^ Coli nikkas think they know everything.
But hey, what do I know. Just buy expensive watches "whenever you want."
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