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Originally Posted by Evans, Marv
To me a watch is strictly a utilitarian piece. Although I think some are really beautiful, I've never had the urge to buy something like a Rolex or Patek. I just don't see a reason for it. I like my cheap, solar powered Seiko & don't feel any inclination for anything more, but if I see someone with a really expensive watch, I don't think any more about it but it's something they value and prefer having.
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To me, a car is something utilitarian. I like my cheap, gas powered civic hatchback with a CVT and I don't feel the inclination for anything more. But if I see anyone with a rear wheel engine, air cooled car, I don't think about it but its something they value and prefer having.
No disrespect to you or Paul, but anyone can have a Hamilton or a Seiko or a Timex or what have you. A classic watch comprised of yesteryear's technology and tomorrow's presentation is difficult to achieve and is well worth the price to put on your wrist, if you are so inclined.