Richard Mille vs Rolex

[jenniferjanef]

Originally Posted by singaporepatek

RM wasn’t on the map and big until 4-5 years ago. RD and FM were also started long before they became a fad and then faded.

You are v late to the scene I am afraid.. but nonetheless I can’t agree nor disagree with your comments because I don’t have the crystal ball to predict the future. I have a couple of RM incoming this year. Can’t wait to get “burnt”

[singaporepatek]

Originally Posted by jenniferjanef

You are v late to the scene I am afraid.. but nonetheless I can’t agree nor disagree with your comments because I don’t have the crystal ball to predict the future. I have a couple of RM incoming this year. Can’t wait to get “burnt”

RM wasn’t widely known or widely worn by celebrities and athletes until about 5 years ago. And they will eventually move on to the next big thing. You won’t get burnt, but you will have a dated watch. It’s like looking at a Roger Dubuis these days, they look so dated from another era.

[jenniferjanef]

Originally Posted by singaporepatek

RM wasn’t widely known or widely worn by celebrities and athletes until about 5 years ago. And they will eventually move on to the next big thing. You won’t get burnt, but you will have a dated watch. It’s like looking at a Roger Dubuis these days, they look so dated from another era.

I personally love those early RD for their creative case design and I love early RMs too. I buy what I like n I seldom sell my watches unless I own more than one of the similar watch or that watch link to a bad memory.. .. .. I know what you mean though.

[Ny325]

Not a fan of RM. Less is more in my book.