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·I had the honour of attending a back to school night at our youngest’s school last week. It is a private school, so that may bias things but still I thought this could be an interesting evening for a watch person. To amuse myself I counted watches on other wrists for the evening, and here is my tally:
Mens:
Apple Watch – far too many to count, two Samsung smart watches as well.
Rolex – two submariners, one with escape pusher thing, one datejust with dark grey dial
Omega – nada, zilch, none, totally absent (excluding my Speedmaster Reduced)
Bulova – Spaceview Accutron
JLC (?) – one white dialed dress watch
Womens:
Apple watch
Ladies dress – one Omega (?)
Now the parking lot is a very different story, predominantly German/Italian Uberwagen or Tesla.
So not only is the Antiques Roadshow fellow correct, Rolex, Rolex, Rolex is killing it, but this crowd does not put much money on their wrists despite the means to do so.
Mens:
Apple Watch – far too many to count, two Samsung smart watches as well.
Rolex – two submariners, one with escape pusher thing, one datejust with dark grey dial
Omega – nada, zilch, none, totally absent (excluding my Speedmaster Reduced)
Bulova – Spaceview Accutron
JLC (?) – one white dialed dress watch
Womens:
Apple watch
Ladies dress – one Omega (?)
Now the parking lot is a very different story, predominantly German/Italian Uberwagen or Tesla.
So not only is the Antiques Roadshow fellow correct, Rolex, Rolex, Rolex is killing it, but this crowd does not put much money on their wrists despite the means to do so.