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DoctorEvil

·Jul 10, 2023

Found this on one of the Facebook groups I belong to and thought it might be good for a laugh 😁

 

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josiahg52

·Jul 10, 2023

No. No, man. Shit. No, man.



Nonsensical categories seemingly created by a child.

Edited: Jul 10, 2023

 

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Pastorbottle

·Jul 10, 2023

I dunno, I think most children would do a better job of categorising

 

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Bernhard J

·Jul 10, 2023

I don´t know what is wrong about it, I am indeed enthusiastic about by vintage (70s) Boctok in near mint condition. So it is in the right category 😎😜.





OK OK, a watch bought for 30 € does not qualify as collectable for most ... 😉

 

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Togri v. 2.0

·Jul 10, 2023·Wow! Custom title... cool

Sort of reminds me of a recent thread title over on Rolexforums: “Is the no-date Submariner inferior to the date Submariner?”

 

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Morlock

·Jul 10, 2023

Quasi-luxury ????😕😕😕🤦🤦🤦

 

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Dan S

·Jul 10, 2023

I better go stock up on those Ralph Lauren and Dior luxury watches.

 

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Larry S

·Jul 10, 2023·Color Commentator for the Hyperbole.

Silly people making silly lists…..

 

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spacemission

·Jul 10, 2023

Where is the true vostok? Aficionados

 

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DoctorEvil

·Jul 10, 2023

I think I find the most contentious part is categorising Omega as "luxury" and Rolex as "high end luxury". IMHO they both make essentially the same product. Maybe the original author is putting them in these categories based on secondary market value? 🙄

 

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Aroxx

·Jul 11, 2023

DoctorEvil

I think I find the most contentious part is categorising Omega as "luxury" and Rolex as "high end luxury". IMHO they both make essentially the same product. Maybe the original author is putting them in these categories based on secondary market value? 🙄

Yea it’s just marketing and pricing on that one. Not anything to do with the product.

The one that got me is Hublot. I dislike Hublot for no other reason than that angry yelling watch guy on YouTube hates them.

 

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josiahg52

·Jul 11, 2023

Aroxx

Yea it’s just marketing and pricing on that one. Not anything to do with the product.

The one that got me is Hublot. I dislike Hublot for no other reason than that angry yelling watch guy on YouTube hates them.

You can't get behind a product called the Big Bang? Name notwithstanding, they're pretty terrible looking. Sort of an expensive Invicta.

 

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Aroxx

·Jul 11, 2023

Speak of the devil. Two of everyone's favorite brands. 😁 This ought to be good...

 

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spacemission

·Jul 12, 2023

DoctorEvil

I think I find the most contentious part is categorising Omega as "luxury" and Rolex as "high end luxury". IMHO they both make essentially the same product. Maybe the original author is putting them in these categories based on secondary market value? 🙄

Where is jlc? And rolex? Wtf

In my opinion omega = rolex