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5 June 2007, 11:43 AM | #1 | |
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Let me guess, you bought a Harley? When I was growing up in Hong Kong during the 1960's, it seemed everybody was wearing a Rolex. People with different social status wore different model (e.g. a rich banker might wear a solid gold President, while a waiter in a restaurant might wear a SS Precision). At that time, Rolex must be the MOST common watch around (in Hong Kong). Then when I returned to Hong Kong earlier this year after an absence of almost 40 years, I noticed not many people had a Rolex. The fad must be blown over then. Instead, everyone seemed to be talking on the cell phone and playing games on his/her Blackberry or whatever you called those gadgets. I still believe that working class people in China can buy a low end Rolex but it may take them longer to save up the dough, as the price there is not any cheaper. |
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22 June 2007, 08:53 AM | #2 |
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: San Francisco
Watch: Submariner
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I went diving once with a guy that had a fake. I knew his was a fake and he knew mine was real. His wife said "Oh look, he has a watch like yours"...He sheepishly said ..."Uh, yeah, it's kind of close". I didn't want to be a dick in front of his wife and daughter so I went along with him. I figure no harm no foul. Life's too short for that.
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