Should I buy a nice expensive watch ?
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Another way to look at it is that its something to pass on when you're not around. I think the accuracy is a non-issue to be honest that's not what your paying for.
I personally don't wear a watch unless I'm traveling somewhere or have appointments to keep, even then its just a cheap swatch.
My father on the other hand wears his Rolex every now and then although to look at him you would never believe it was real!
I say go for it if you fancy one, It'll always be worth money if you ever want to sell it on which is not the case with even good quality £100 watches, my swatch was worth £0 as soon as I took it out of the box.
ATB
I personally don't wear a watch unless I'm traveling somewhere or have appointments to keep, even then its just a cheap swatch.
My father on the other hand wears his Rolex every now and then although to look at him you would never believe it was real!
I say go for it if you fancy one, It'll always be worth money if you ever want to sell it on which is not the case with even good quality £100 watches, my swatch was worth £0 as soon as I took it out of the box.
ATB
There's an outdoor watch feature in the current Bushcraft & Survival Skills magazine if that helps...
It depends if you can afford it or not. I don't mean having the cash, but rather the mindset for you not to worry about it whilst wearing it. I know personally if I were to drop a few thousand on a watch, or a fountain pen or another luxury item, the anxiety of losing it or breaking it would detract from the pleasure recieved from it.
Think I'm gonna pass on the expensive watch thing. Got myself a Nite MX30 so that will do. For my 40th might treat myself to a nice canvas tent of some sorts and a nice woodburner, would get more satisfaction from these I think.
Higher end watch prices have gone silly in the last few years. Bought a nice watch 14 years ago. £850. Same watch now new £4,000. For those financially inclined that 12% price increase every year, compound. Someone is making a lot of money…..
Needless to say I don't wear it when out and about
NS
Needless to say I don't wear it when out and about
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