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Damnit, now you made me realize, I don't know where my pocket-rule is.
I was at Melbourne airport a few months ago and I was the only person looking at expensive watches and had the service staff to myself while the Swatch kiosk was full of young people, mostly Chinese and Japanese for hours whilst the flight was delayed. Then in Hawaii the Swatch shop had several people in it each time I went past. Swatch is still popular to its demographic ( not sure what that is besides young)
Same as the Apple watch imho, throw away I mean. Cheap often means popular because it is exactly that: cheap. In regards to swatch, there is no price on this good earth that would make a Swatch attractive to me. They are absolutely without value for me. I don't know why, and it sounds harsh, but that's the way I feel. Maybe it's time for a visit to an AD for some long overdue watch therapy? 🤨
Seems as though the "generation X" element, with their love of throw away Swatch watches, have unwittingly helped build a foundation for the rebirth of the Swiss watch industry. For this, those of us that don't buy Swatch, thank you!
Like everything now days there is such a vast degree of quality. Be it pens, knives, tools,cars and even wines there is cheap, average and quality. It's the way of the consumer now days hundreds of brands makes and price points.
No use just picking one cheap watch to have a go at. Why not have a go at
http://www.rosewholesale.com/cheap-online/mens-watches-c76/?gclid=COCXq-3SlMcCFU5vvAodnmAIwQ