i'm getting a rolex. which one should I get?

>>12666954
if you don't know, get a casio.

Don't spend that much on something you don't absolutely love

>>12666954
datejust gold or go home

>>12666954
a fake one, just to appreciate the real deal more later on

I will never ever understand the appeal of costly watches and that's coming from someone born in Switzerland. The watch should be an accessory that compliment your outfit not cost MORE than your fucking outfit.

>>12666962
>>12666963
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>>12666984
it's a gift, i'm simply telling them which one I want
>>12666977
thanks this one might be my new favorite

Explorer

>>12666954
my personal favorite is the Submariner.

>>12666992
Were you the top seller on your dealership?

>>12666984
You're on the wrong fucking board, retard

>>12666992
Any rolex is fine in terms of quality, just look thru most popular ones like datejust, milgauss or air king. There is no point in owning a rolex just because it's a rolex not because you like it.

>>12666954
an IWC of course

>>12666999
magic tripple dubs don't lie

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>>12666954

Definitely get a vintage one if you can.

6241 is my grail but I don't have 100 grand spare. Other than that I like pic related, the 6541

>>12667257
This.
I would rather get an IWC, an Audemars Piguet or a Hublot chronograph than a Rolex.

>>12667257

3rded. Does it have to be a rolex? I'd be picking between IWC or Jaeger Le Coultre at that price range.

What is the appeal of a very expensive watch? I can understand a quality watch up to maybe $400-500 but beyond that just seems like a waste. It's like buying a stupid expensive pair of shoes that you'll end up walking outside and ruining on the first rainy day.

Perhaps its just me.

>>12667348
Some people are extremely wealthy, so buying a $100k watch is like buying a $500 for you.

Others are interested in movements, aesthetics, etc.

And a lot of speculations too.

Check this site for real crazy watches
http://www.chronopassion.fr/

>>12667348
It could be any number of specific reasons, but it ultimately boils down to the same reasons people buy music or toys or expensive clothes or lots of other things: an appreciation of the craft or artistry behind it, a desire for something rare or which makes a statement, or something similar to that. For people who can afford it, it's a justifiable expense.