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Originally posted by: nerp
Originally posted by: Quintox
I do not understand why you would pay more than $100 for a watch. No matter the kind.
Same reason people spend $1,000 on a pair of speakers, or $1,000 for a leather briefcase, or a $5,000 couch. You could buy a pair of speakers for $39 at walmart, get a briefacse at staples for $40 and a couch from IKEA for $199.
I personally find most Rolex designs to be a bit too flashy and gaudy for my tastes, a sort of "look at me!" style. Some models are handsome, but don't warrant the price, IMHO. But I can understand why they cost what they do and don't think it's ridiculous for people to want/buy them.
Originally posted by: Spartan Niner
With watches, briefcases, and furniture I'm with you. But I think I'd cringe listening to a $39 pair of speakers from Wal-Mart versus my pair of Infinity Primus P152s... and these didn't cost me more than $120.
Originally posted by: Spartan Niner
Originally posted by: nerp
Originally posted by: Quintox
I do not understand why you would pay more than $100 for a watch. No matter the kind.
Same reason people spend $1,000 on a pair of speakers, or $1,000 for a leather briefcase, or a $5,000 couch. You could buy a pair of speakers for $39 at walmart, get a briefacse at staples for $40 and a couch from IKEA for $199.
I personally find most Rolex designs to be a bit too flashy and gaudy for my tastes, a sort of "look at me!" style. Some models are handsome, but don't warrant the price, IMHO. But I can understand why they cost what they do and don't think it's ridiculous for people to want/buy them.
With watches, briefcases, and furniture I'm with you. But I think I'd cringe listening to a $39 pair of speakers from Wal-Mart versus my pair of Infinity Primus P152s... and these didn't cost me more than $120.