Re: Rolex and the Brits.
 

Re: Rolex and the Brits.
 

Oh please. Rolex. So 80's.

I have been lusting after a longines masters collection watch for at least 3 years now, having tried one on at the airport. The model I want is an automatic with a clear back. Lovely it is too, and quite cheap in comparison to the market (high end watches), these start at £1200.

http://clockmaker.com.au/w/k343_3.jpg

Now, if only I could bring myself to stop being a miser and part with the cash.

Dan

Re: Rolex and the Brits.
 

I'd have thought for that money you could buy a whole watch:).
As for Rolex being 80's that is true,bought mine 82 God thats 25years ago.
Must have been rich or/and stupid then because I could buy a good Citizen for what a service costs nowadays.
Always looked on it as an investment,which it is turning into as it is now worth more than what I bought it for.

Old fashioned,yes,but a handy bit of collateral for an emergency

Re: Rolex and the Brits.
 

Rolex,

Every chav has one. I have a Longines, solid gold case and strap, diamond encrusted. OK it is now old. bought in 1980, but still works well and far to stylish and valuable to wear to the costas. If only it had maintained its value. First insurance estimate was £12,000. Last year only £2,000.


Guess nobody wants an old watch

Re: Rolex and the Brits.
 

Jeez-----I'm now the worlds oldest chav:D:D:D

Then again I like old Porsches,older women,and old age pension,[Saves having to work for a living]

Re: Rolex and the Brits.
 

Re: Rolex and the Brits.
 

I had a Jacob & co. watch stolen from there just last week, just waiting on the claim now!!

Re: Rolex and the Brits.
 

Taking a look around this thread,I guess I best keep my cuff's down hiding that Chavish Cartier I wear.:(

Re: Rolex and the Brits.
 

Wecome to CHAVSVILLE and vanity

Re: Rolex and the Brits.
 

I wear the Cartier only for appearances in truth. My fave is my good old faithful Timex.;)

In my defence the Cartier is only a Pasha.