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Originally Posted by 003
I am a very open minded person but that is nuts, unless you are just showing people that you have a lot of money. Even $500 is batty.
May I ask, for what reason?
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Also in answer to vYu223's question:
I worked my butt off for four years taking no more than a day or 2 off a month at the most. At the end of it all I decided to reward myself for the effort I made. But don't think it was an impulse buy. I had wanted the watch for approx. 3 years and had shopped around to get the best possible price I could.
I don't go around flashing the watch to show off. In fact, I often conceal it under a sleeve. If I get mugged that'll suck, but its covered under my residential insurance. I feel proud wearing it cause to me it represents the work I put into being able to afford it. I strived toward a goal, achieved it, and rewarded myself (which I rarely do).
I doubt its any more accurate than a timex or casio. To me it looks beautiful. Everytime I look at it I feel happy. Materialistic? Yes.
The only bad thing is when a friend complains about not having money or when I'm walking down the street and see a bunch of homeless people it makes me wonder what they could do with the money if I sold it.
Look at this link if you haven't already:
http://www6.head-fi.org/forums/showt...ighlight=watch
Many in this thread have spent several times more money on watches than I have or ever will.
Plus I dont have a car, a home or kids. 3 things which suck your wallet dry!