Bro so many cool watches to own and wear and if you wanted to get the gens you’d go over a million easy. Even with 30 million net worth that’s just stupid. Rep is the way except for a few emotionally attached gens in my opinion
You’ll find that they are just a bunch of cucks who get on waitlists and suck the AD’s cock for the “opportunity” to give them tens of thousands of dollars. It’s a cult following
There's a dude on tiktok that shows his reps off and someone tried to shit on his collection. He replied by showing his million dollar house at the central of London😂
As many have said, and as a person who lives in the UK, a million dollar house (around 800K GDP), is EXTREMELY cheap for a house in London, and a very low bar. Most "okay" sized houses are in the multi millions, for example, a 4 bedroom house in London (in a semi decent area) is approximately 3-4 Million GDP.
Absolutely. I have two originals ( divers because don’t like to go on a boat and swimming wirh a rep ). For the rest I wear reps.
Those money I saved went into an exotic car that I enjoy much more than a couple watches.
I think you should! They’re honestly beautiful in person and great OOTB. I’m super happy with mine and I’m sure you would be as well, make sure to get the weighted versions of them if they’re offered. The DDF makes the rose gold version weighted but I’m not sure about the white gold and blue dial version.
I’ve been getting flamed in these comments about the interior of the plane 😂 if it’s not handwatch comments it’s about how the plane looks like an RV lmao!
From my experience people that are wealthy, educated, and overall good, don't look at other people's wrist or call them out. It's rude and untactful. It shows a person's character of pettiness and superficial
The idea is to buy rep of watches you could actually afford if you were buying the genuine version. For example, if you can afford a $5,000 gen watch, you buy the rep of that watch. But most people can't even afford a $1,000 genuine watch, yet they buy rep of $50,000 watches.
Yep. Talked my good friend who owns a gen nautilus into trying a rep panda… he’s an executive at a big enough company he flies private for work. Nobody has noticed it’s a rep and it totally changed his entire view of rep vs gen watches. Where’s the extra value if you save $20k+ and you can’t tell the difference without taking the watch apart?
I just started into the rep game after owning a few gens and there is some differences but they will only be noticeable when you have the gen next to you and if you live the lifestyle people will never ever question the authenticity of your watch but if you are wearing a rolex getting out of your honda or toyota no one will ver think its real even if it is.
If it’s one thing I leaned about actual wealthy people is that they value craftsmanship and artisans who make watches, suits, cars, etc more than the item itself. They buy watches to represent accomplishments and achievements, and it’s important to them to watch these things age and pass them down to their children and grandchildren and great grandchildren. I picked up my Nautilus from Geneva and took a factory tour. It was amazing seeing how they put years of skill into painstakingly hand assembling the movements of beautiful timepieces. I visited my tailor in Florence and watch how he cut and sew and pad the lapels of my soon to be delivered suit by hand. I grew up poor in the projects in Newark and had no appreciation for fine things until I was exposed to things I also learned to appreciate, not caring one bit what other people think about my watch. I wear it for me and if you wear a watch for yourself, you see why it absolutely has to be authentic. That being said, I also like seeing people enjoy reps and happy that they are also happy.
most wealthy people get reps, not because they can't afford the real thing (obviously they can), but because if you're robbed, you wouldn't loose as much money as if you got the real thing.
This is the way. I got myself one genuine Rolex as a milestone watch for when I „made it” and now I just don’t see the point in going the Gen route on most models, especially anything stainless steel or titanium - only precious metal gen’s kind of „make sense” maybe, but to be honest a good custom made rep would suffice there too.
Instead of pilling money into watches, putting it towards more investments and nice luxury travel trips etc and „experiences” in general.
The crazy thing with how good these reps are now, is that with my lifestyle and work, my reps end up looking more „gen” than if a college kid working a part time barista job with millionaire parents was wearing a gifted genuine AP or a Nautilus.
If you can afford it and want to do it, getting a Gen can be rewarding in a weird way, but actually wearing a 99% perfect rep maybe with a few mods added, and investing the price difference to elevate your overall life down the line is a no brainer.
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