Watches

• av98m

  29 Oct 08, 11:35

  Originally posted by Gedanken:

  I agree with av - if you like it, that's all that matters. 

  As a rule of thumb, a collector's piece is likely to have:

  1) an unusual complication
  2) an unusual design
  3) some manufacturing quirk or
  4) a serious rep for manufacturing quality

  Unfortunately, the Rado really doesn't tick any of those boxes, so I'd be hesitant about looking at it as an investment piece - that might just stop your enjoyment of the watch.

   

  I see watches as man jewellery and nothing more.

   

  but that's exactly why I need more than one

• av98m

  29 Oct 08, 11:42

  and if you still want a watch with an automatic movement, Seiko and Citizen make some really nice models for under $500.

• angel7030

  29 Oct 08, 16:27

  Originally posted by de_middle:

  me no watch....

  
  watchman got no watch duty, then go home and rest lor

• angel7030

  29 Oct 08, 16:29

  Originally posted by av98m:

  as long as you like the watch and enjoy wearing it who cares!

  
  what happen if he likes that stop watch

• seotiblizzard

  30 Oct 08, 07:41

  Originally posted by Gedanken:

  What's he got?

  
  I have no idea man, he has been collecting, buying and selling watches since he was 16, now he is 40 plus liao.

  All kinds of watches.

• seotiblizzard

  30 Oct 08, 07:47

  Originally posted by angel7030:

  
  me also serious, me collect hello kitty, mickey mouse, powerpuff, looney tunes and many other trendy watches too...including those $5/watch at bugis

  
  Tht one is gina stuff.