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Old 31 January 2016, 04:59 PM   #11
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Not a difficult job. You can start pointing out the differences between quartz and automatic movements. Then you can list complications and number of parts that these movements require. The difference between hand work vs mass production is important as well and the same with the history behind those brands. If she's still there and most important she's still paying attention, you can talk about marketing, the value it holds and materials used etc. If she's hot and you want to ruin any chance of getting lucky you can start talking serial numbers. On the other hand, the comparison with LV bags and stuff is shallow and a bit silly IMO.
I agree...but...the ladies' Patek Philippe Twenty-4 is Quartz. I'm not sure how PP can justify the price.

The car analogy isn't quite apt, because your whole body is surrounded by the car, you can feel differences when you drive it, etc. A TAG or Invicta can tell me the same time as my Rolex. Of course, after 15 years of daily wear my Rolex is still gorgeous, and an absolute delight to wear. It is truly a great watch.
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