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Postby Beardy » Oct 27th, '09, 16:32



Replicant wrote:I do love nice watches. Unfortunately, my finances do not permit me to go mad and spend big money on a quality watch. My Seiko Kinetic cost me about £130 and it's quite nice. Runs on kinetic energy; as long as I keep up the vigorous wrist movements, the battery will stay charged. Mine is gonna last forever....


Indeed...I purchased a rolex replica the other month, which I do like...

In a few years time I'll be getting me a genuine nice one though...I have my eye on one for 5-6k...

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Postby the Curator » Oct 27th, '09, 18:30

Replicant wrote:I do love nice watches. Unfortunately, my finances do not permit me to go mad and spend big money on a quality watch. My Seiko Kinetic cost me about £130 and it's quite nice. Runs on kinetic energy; as long as I keep up the vigorous wrist movements, the battery will stay charged. Mine is gonna last forever....


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Postby Farlsborough » Oct 28th, '09, 01:50

Seriously Chris, don't do it. And by "don't do it" I mean a) don't buy into the idea that you're somehow better/worth more/superior to others because you have an expensive watch, and b) don't spend five to six thousand pounds (and I type it out in full to try to hint at the actual value of money, rather than glibly talking about 5 or 6 "k") on something when that sort of money could pay for 400 people to regain their sight, amongst many other things.


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Postby IAIN » Oct 28th, '09, 02:05

Oh come on now, 400 people's sight...didnt you buy some high-powered motorbike and some nice guitars fairly recently sir lord of farlsey? we all like nice things afterall...:idea:

my fear was that beardy, in his quest for some form of prestige was that he was buying it cos paul brook (hallowed be his name) recently bought one...and beardy loves brook... :lol:

yes, i am in a devilish mood... :twisted:

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Postby FairieSnuff » Oct 28th, '09, 09:01

IAIN wrote:my fear was that beardy, in his quest for some form of prestige was that he was buying it cos paul brook (hallowed be his name) recently bought one...and beardy loves brook... :lol:

yes, i am in a devilish mood... :twisted:


I thought the same thing, not your mood, Beardy's obsession getting a bit wierd (again lol)...

Beardy youve been on facebook, too strange a co-incidence surely ? even if subliminally,

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Postby Beardy » Oct 28th, '09, 13:41

I'd take a photo of my manager wearing the exact watch and post it here if it wasn't so petty :P

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Postby greedoniz » Oct 28th, '09, 14:08

I have a £20 watch and it also tells the time

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Postby IAIN » Oct 28th, '09, 14:09

i have a clock on my phone...

women dont need watches, there's a perfectly good clock on most cookers... :wink:

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Postby Lawrence » Oct 28th, '09, 14:14

Farlsborough wrote:a) don't buy into the idea that you're somehow better/worth more/superior to others because you have an expensive watch,


It's true.
It makes most people much more of a prick.

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Postby Beardy » Oct 28th, '09, 14:26

I never sai I was superior....hell, I do t have an expensive watch! I've just always admired one....

It's like somebody wanting a decent car...it's just what you like

I love beautiful watches :)

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Postby Farlsborough » Oct 28th, '09, 14:27

IAIN wrote:Oh come on now, 400 people's sight...didnt you buy some high-powered motorbike and some nice guitars fairly recently sir lord of farlsey? we all like nice things afterall...:idea:



Heh heh, knew I'd get some flack for such a comment! I'd like to respond in some way but honestly, I just can't be bothered (I've got man flu) :lol: Regarding my particular hobbies - I personally think there's difference between a hobby purchase and a prestige purchase... wanting expensive stuff isn't a hobby, it's just being materialistic...

Beardy, consider what you want people to say about you at your funeral. "He was generous, he made a difference" and the like, or "he owned a lot of expensive watches" [Slow clap as Beardy exits universe...]

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Postby Lady of Mystery » Oct 28th, '09, 14:28

oh be fair on Beardy peoples! If he likes nice watches then there's nothing wrong with him spending his money on one. No different to me spending money on an expensive necklace. Or any of you spending silly money on something that you like.

You go and get your watch, Chris don't listen to this lot. :D

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Postby Replicant » Oct 28th, '09, 14:34

There is absolutely nowt wrong with liking nice, expensive stuff. If you have the money and want to splash out (stop it!) then go right ahead. Money is there to be spent (within reason) and you can't take it with you when you die, so enjoy it while you can.

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Postby A J Irving » Oct 28th, '09, 14:43

You should spend your hard earned money on whatever you want.


Of course, in my opinion, I suggest you embrace your inner-geek and check out these beauties: http://www.tokyoflash.com/en/watches/1/. They take a bit of time getting used to but they have the added bonus of whenever anyone asks how much your striking looking watch costs, you can tell them the price in Yen and sound like a millionaire! :D

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Postby IAIN » Oct 28th, '09, 14:48

we dont get long to live...spend your money on crisps for all i care...hmmm gilded crisps...

and dont let middle class doctors tell you otherwise...they earn a lot of money and splash out on nurses...

dunno what they do with their money mind you...ah ha ha...oh suit yourself...

yeah, buy a massive bronze dipped motorbike and smash up a fender strat for all i care...

but please, just buy something that you like, rather than to try and emulate someone else...thats not what NLP modelling is all about...

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