Kingstonian
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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson
Growing up, he dreamed of owning a Rolex watch. A week after finally buying one, it was broken and he "realized he didn't care and never replaced it."
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson
Growing up, he dreamed of owning a Rolex watch. A week after finally buying one, it was broken and he "realized he didn't care and never replaced it."
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson
Growing up, he dreamed of owning a Rolex watch. A week after finally buying one, it was broken and he "realized he didn't care and never replaced it."
The Porsche/Rolex Daytona effect!
Porsche ownership has never been so easy in The Netherlands....so long as you like sharing:
Away with your pretence and BS!^
Nice wrist presence. Does it get much wrist action...?
Away with your pretence and BS!
Once you make the evolutionary jump, there's no way back:
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I'd take a GS over a Royal Oak anyday. AP bracelets are so ugly they'd make Stevie Wonder flinch.
I'd take a GS over a Royal Oak anyday. AP bracelets are so ugly they'd make Stevie Wonder flinch.
In my humble opinion the most beautiful bracelet out there
I myself dislike flavour savers and raunchy tattoos
In my humble opinion the most beautiful bracelet out there
I myself dislike flavour savers and raunchy tattoos
Horses for courses mate...It is a mighty fine bracelet, a 70s vibe and in a good way.
Horses for courses mate....it's doubtful they'll be another also ran like Tag Heuer who are returning to where they were in the early 1990s.
What does that even mean?
So what exactly did they do to be “pushing to enter the true luxury watch division”?What it means is that Tag Heuer were pushing to enter the true luxury watch division, but have dropped back to producing lesser models.
So what exactly did they do to be “pushing to enter the true luxury watch division”?
And what did they do to drop “back into producing lesser models”?
I’d love to know the inside working decisions of a large watch brand, and how a poster on a message board becomes privy to those decisions. I don’t read Hodinkee type websites or subscribe to that watch nerd magazine so I’m not privy myself.
Well, I don't think you need to be privy to the inner workings of said company, you just need to look at their marketing strategy, their advertising.
That's not to say I agree or disagree with Pimpi's view however.
Anyone have a good source for Nomos in the states outside of prestigetime or watchbuys?
Interesting article about a 79-year-old watchmaker living in Perth, Western Australia:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-07-29/perth-master-clock-maker-not-slowing-down-at-79/10039096
Used Royal Oak steel/gold, grey dial with date, 36mm, no papers. Does 7k€ sound reasonable?