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~~~How much will you on average spend on a watch? ~~~
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Just lucky....I think I talked to you about stocks about one or two years ago when I met you at the East, during those time, whatever stock you buy now also can earn money no need to be good....
Originally posted by triton View Postcan you be my consultant? use stock profit. u must be good.
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Originally posted by omat View PostI just thought this would be pretty interesting to know, how obsessed are people?
For me my first watch, an Omega was about 90% of my monthly salary.
Now I'm after a Rolex it will be 150%.
Am I crazy or being too conservative?
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Every year I allocate $XX,XXX for my "toys fund", how much $ allocated depends on how well I do for that fiscal year, so if I am crazy over watches for that year, I will go all out to deplete the funds buying watches only. That way, I won't overspend and won't feel guilty.1 3 5
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How much will you spend on a watch with your savings?
As topic above, lets say you have 10K in your bank and you really want a Rolex watch very much, how much would you want to spend on one? Would you want to wear your long desired timepiece and left penniless or rather have cash in the bank? Lets roll and share your thoughts..
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Originally posted by pegasi View PostIf you are still saving up on a regular basis, I would say go for the "long desired timepiece".
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IMHO, I wouldn't even consider a omega let alone a rolex if i had only 10k saving ,
But having said that i remember , i spent almost 80% of my entire saving for a very old car paid in cash back in year 1999,
when i'm only 19+ and still in NS, but i got a part-time job back than , so i thought to myself should be able to maintain it since i only pay for petrol, rd tax and insurance. If major repair i will just scrap the car away .
But now , i won't spent more than 20% of my income on cars , maybe cos getting older and more important commitment to fulfill.
Anyway if die-die must get , i suggest getting a pre-own one , A pre-own explorer2 is worth buying IMO, dun think you would lose more than 1k if you flip in future .
Just my 2 cents .....Focal JM_Labs .
"The Sprits Of Sounds".
Rolex WG Daytona D series Silver dial 116509
Rolex RG DD II with pink diamond dial V Series 218235
Rolex YG President DD with Diamond and Ruby 18038
Rolex Explorer I Black D series 114270
Rolex DJ TT Grey Dial 16233
Rolex Precision 6694 Black Dial
Rolex Precision 6694 Silver Dial
Rolex Oyster Perpetual Z series black dial 176200
Panerai 233K 8 days power reserve
Cartier Santos 100XL
Hublot Big Bang Edition 44mm
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Better keep some funds away for a rainy day, because watches are not liquid should you have any unexpected expenses come in.[U]Currently wearing[/U]:
[SIZE="1"]TT Datejust with diamond dial - sold!
Blue 6694
Seiko SD-lookalike[/SIZE]
[U]"My collection"[/U]:
[SIZE="1"]Blue 6694; TT DJ w diamond dial.[/SIZE]
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Originally posted by seiko.citizen View PostBetter keep some funds away for a rainy day, because watches are not liquid should you have any unexpected expenses come in.
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