MaiLollo
·I do not like wearing dress watches for some reason. My 105.003 is my dress watch
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I would have switched the order of diver and chronograph - for "business formal" as one might be timing things as a business man but never go diving.
Someday, maybe, you WIS types will realize most people don't give a rat's ass what watch you're wearing. They don't even notice unless you're wearing something truly ridiculous. If your watch is supposed to get you noticed, you're into jewelry, not watches.
If I'm at a social occasion and somebody asks about my watch, I assume they're one of you people and blast them with the nearest fire extinguisher.
Someday, maybe, you WIS types will realize most people don't give a rat's ass what watch you're wearing. They don't even notice unless you're wearing something truly ridiculous. If your watch is supposed to get you noticed, you're into jewelry, not watches. If I'm at a social occasion and somebody asks about my watch, I assume they're one of you people and blast them with the nearest fire extinguisher.
Up in front of the judge MD? Flying too fast again?
I wore my Speedmaster to the Royal Garden Party in 2014... Her Majesty didn't say anything.
Call me unsophisticated but I simply do not get this. It's not as if we are talking about a $10 jelly bracelet Disney watch here. This is a $5500 watch, the likes of which we are fortunate to be able to afford, as most cannot. Perhaps the circles I run in are far too pedestrian? I am unable to fathom an event nor outfit in which strapping this kind of cash on my wrist (or any of my other nice watches) is considered in poor form. Although, if such events do exist, I am wholly disinterested in attending.
Classy