If you don't fit into any of these categories, please post why.

This is kind of a silly thread, but might shed some perspective on how some people consider a $2k watch excessive, but to the purchaser it might be quite a reasonable fraction of their income when broken down.

 

I bought my first Rolex in 1982 (GMT MASTER) I paid 1100.00 for it, i still have it.

 

I have a Fossil watch which I bought on ebay for $40 a couple of years ago. I'm 20 btw, but I don't feel comfortable sharing how much I make.

 

No worries!

Anyone who looks down on others for not spending money on bling is silly anyway.

 

does gift count? I haven't spent much on a watch but got a nice one as a gift.

 

i've never bought a watch?
i have 4 watches, 2 of which i wear out, and all 4 were gifts.

i dunno. just not that into watches but people never learn.

 

i make enough money to buy nice watches but i am just not into watches. i actually hate wearing a watch. i just look at my cell phone to check the time or ask my girl.

 

I have a nice Relic I received as a gift, probably around $100

 

In mint condition, it's probably worth 5 times that.

 

My everyday watch has a retail tag of $5900ish (Breitling Navitimer Heritage). My replaced daily driver watch was $3800 (Rolex...still have it) and the two before that were $3000 a piece. (Omegas) Now, my "weekend" watches are another story.