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fsprow · 16 July 2023, 12:41 AM

I find the watches that I keep and wear do well on the “smile test” when I look down at my wrist. At this point, these are mainly Pateks, with only one Rolex left in the collection (an old Explorer). What causes the smile? I expect it’s a combination of appearance, history of the brand, wearability, long-term serviceability and perceived value. But I expect my test differs from others - a good thing.

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16 July 2023, 12:41 AM	#34
fsprow 2024 Pledge Member Join Date: Dec 2018 Real Name: Frank Location: Dallas,NY,Colo. Watch: Patek 5168, 5170P Posts: 2,547	I find the watches that I keep and wear do well on the “smile test” when I look down at my wrist. At this point, these are mainly Pateks, with only one Rolex left in the collection (an old Explorer). What causes the smile? I expect it’s a combination of appearance, history of the brand, wearability, long-term serviceability and perceived value. But I expect my test differs from others - a good thing.

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