I often cast covert glances at the watches people are wearing during meetings I can't avoid. But HR blatherers and marketing blowhards seem to wear the most boring or repulsive wrist adornments. However, an engineering focus group meeting is often much more interesting, generally more eclectic and even some vintage to be seen, but I don't posture my wrist or invite comments like "Oh shit, is that the time?" while presenting my <insert name here>. If I do spot an interesting item, I usually wait until the break (tea and biccies) and casually mention that "I noticed your XXXXXX, nice piece". Sometimes the conversation just tapers off into small talk, but on the rare occasion, I meet another WIS. That's when the meeting has value for me So don't worry if nobody notices your prized possession, one day, your prince will come.
Pray good sire, what sacrificial ritual is this? I have sacrificed many pounds of chocolate but no watch comes my way but I do seem to gain weight
He doesn't want it to slip out that he's financing and leading a salvage mission. Imagine if the whole world knew how benevolent Trev was - they'd NEVER stop asking for donations and watches.
Today I have a photo shoot for our firm's Company Profile. Proper attire required: Silk Batik + Connie RG Grand Luxe
Yesterday I picked up a few things from my watchmaker, this 14381 having had a light polish of the hands and markers