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Title: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: wshiong on January 18, 2014, 10:26:00 AM
Are watch important to men or its just for style? Can you judge a person from what kind of watches they wear and are women aware this kind of details ? :o
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: watzisname on January 18, 2014, 11:11:32 AM
I think what brand of watch a man wears says a lot about his personality. Meanwhile, woman only know of brands they see in the magazines or on tv
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: nye79 on January 18, 2014, 11:26:40 AM
...synchronisation and harmonisation of haundreds micro-parts in a slim case that complement each others to last for decades by itself....
designer handbag..?...mmmm..leather..buttons..zip...
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: Jarod200 on January 18, 2014, 12:44:22 PM
"I think what brand of watch a man wears says a lot about his personality. Meanwhile, woman only know of brands they see in the magazines or on tv "

I am curious about that sentence.

Any idea what the following brand will relate to what personality ? ;D

IWC
Panerai
Rolex
Omega
Tag Heur
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: Enkidu on January 18, 2014, 01:12:54 PM
"I think what brand of watch a man wears says a lot about his personality. Meanwhile, woman only know of brands they see in the magazines or on tv "

I am curious about that sentence.

Any idea what the following brand will relate to what personality ? ;D

IWC
Panerai
Rolex
Omega
Tag Heur

IWC ==> for he who prefers to be early (because watches from the Inaccurate Watch Company often run fast)
Panerai ==> for he who is fashionable and has leather fetish. If he is just fashionable, DKNY and Swatch plastic watch will be the preferred choice.
Rolex ==> for he who is status conscious but also wants his watch to run accurately with minimal fuss for a looooooong looooong time but finds a CASIO or SEIKO too plebeian. 
Omega ==> for the Neil Armstrong and 007 wannabes and since 2013......Mr. Magneto from X-men.
Tag Heur ==> for fans of Brad Pitt and Lewis Hamilton and those who want a Seiko chronograph movement in a swiss branded watch.
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: JOS2012 on January 18, 2014, 03:32:20 PM
Loo,

+1  :thumbsup: :Cheers:

what about WIS who own pieces from some, IF not all of these brands ?

A split personality??


"I think what brand of watch a man wears says a lot about his personality. Meanwhile, woman only know of brands they see in the magazines or on tv "

I am curious about that sentence.

Any idea what the following brand will relate to what personality ? ;D

IWC
Panerai
Rolex
Omega
Tag Heur

IWC ==> for he who prefers to be early (because watches from the Inaccurate Watch Company often run fast)
Panerai ==> for he who is fashionable and has leather fetish. If he is just fashionable, DKNY and Swatch plastic watch will be the preferred choice.
Rolex ==> for he who is status conscious but also wants his watch to run accurately with minimal fuss for a looooooong looooong time but finds a CASIO or SEIKO too plebeian. 
Omega ==> for the Neil Armstrong and 007 wannabes and since 2013......Mr. Magneto from X-men.
Tag Heuer ==> for fans of Brad Pitt and Lewis Hamilton and those who want a Seiko chronograph movement with a Swiss brand.
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: dpkong on January 18, 2014, 04:56:30 PM
Enkidu,

What about the below?

1. Patek
2. Vacheron Constantin
3. Richard Mille
4. AP ROO
5. AP RO (or specifically the 15202 jumbo in steel??)  ;D

Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: el118 on January 18, 2014, 07:30:53 PM
Enkidu,

What about the below?

1. Patek
2. Vacheron Constantin
3. Richard Mille
4. AP ROO
5. AP RO (or specifically the 15202 jumbo in steel??)  ;D

Interesting, and 6) Grand Seiko
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: JOS2012 on January 18, 2014, 08:01:43 PM
Grand Seiko- for he who wants his finely finished watch to run accurately with minimal fuss for a looooooong looooong time but wants to avoid unnecessary attention hence finds a ROLEX too flashy   ;D

There are MWF members who own both these manufactures… so these are pretty confused people…. ::) or fence sitters...

Enkidu,

What about the below?

1. Patek
2. Vacheron Constantin
3. Richard Mille
4. AP ROO
5. AP RO (or specifically the 15202 jumbo in steel??)  ;D

Interesting, and 6) Grand Seiko


IWC ==> for he who prefers to be early (because watches from the Inaccurate Watch Company often run fast)
Panerai ==> for he who is fashionable and has leather fetish. If he is just fashionable, DKNY and Swatch plastic watch will be the preferred choice.
Rolex ==> for he who is status conscious but also wants his watch to run accurately with minimal fuss for a looooooong looooong time but finds a CASIO or SEIKO too plebeian. 
Omega ==> for the Neil Armstrong and 007 wannabes and since 2013......Mr. Magneto from X-men.
Tag Heur ==> for fans of Brad Pitt and Lewis Hamilton and those who want a Seiko chronograph movement in a swiss branded watch.

Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: gapnap on January 18, 2014, 11:18:17 PM
Someone should start a "what your watch say about you" thread and pin it.

Then we can get a couple of ladies to post their opinion "Would i sleep with a guy that wears IWC/Patek/JLC" and so on.

This kinda magazine sure sell.
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: Devilzzz44 on January 19, 2014, 08:22:18 AM
I like that IWC = Inaccurate Watch Company..hahaha :Laughing_on_floor:
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: sidestreaker on January 19, 2014, 09:27:04 AM
I think what brand of watch a man wears says a lot about his personality. Meanwhile, woman only know of brands they see in the magazines or on tv

With respect, some women I know do choose their bags and accessories with very much a same criteria as men chooses their watches, as there are vintage collectors and a few selected choice of bags that has a history in its make and designs. Needless to say, it does reflect their personality.


IWC ==> for he who prefers to be early (because watches from the Inaccurate Watch Company often run fast)


I can't say for others, I am an IWC fan, and I do respect time and appointments. The statement accurately describes me!

Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: dpkong on January 19, 2014, 10:06:46 AM
Someone should start a "what your watch say about you" thread and pin it.

Then we can get a couple of ladies to post their opinion "Would i sleep with a guy that wears IWC/Patek/JLC" and so on.

This kinda magazine sure sell.

And the thread you really want to start is "What watch should I wear to get her to sleep with me"....

 :Laughing_on_floor:
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: eltontan on January 19, 2014, 10:11:22 AM
To me I will say a particular model from that brand tell different personality.

Each model from each individual brand carry a different characteristics.

So choose the right model rather than brand for your own preference. All brand in market are good just depend which one suit your need.

Just my own view  :)
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: sidestreaker on January 19, 2014, 10:38:09 AM

IWC ==> for he who prefers to be early (because watches from the Inaccurate Watch Company often run fast)
Panerai ==> for he who is fashionable and has leather fetish. If he is just fashionable, DKNY and Swatch plastic watch will be the preferred choice.
Rolex ==> for he who is status conscious but also wants his watch to run accurately with minimal fuss for a looooooong looooong time but finds a CASIO or SEIKO too plebeian. 
Omega ==> for the Neil Armstrong and 007 wannabes and since 2013......Mr. Magneto from X-men.
Tag Heur ==> for fans of Brad Pitt and Lewis Hamilton and those who want a Seiko chronograph movement in a swiss branded watch.

Here's some of my take:

Patek Phillipe ==> For those who use their children as excuse to wear a house on his wrist
Rolex ===> For those who wants everyone to know that they made it in life
Omega===> For those who wants almost everyone to know that they made it in life
(rolex and omega statement above is borrowed from somewhere I read, just couldn't find the link)
AP ===> For those who value steel as much as gold (or oak for the matter), and don't like anything too polished.
IWC ===> I can't beat Enkidu's statement there...
JLC===> For those who think they deserve a real watch and chuckle at everything else... (bloody snobs)...
B&R===> Can be renamed to Bold & Radical
Panerai === > For those who can be more excited about straps than the watch itself.
Piaget === > Just one word: Anorexia
Richard Mille ===>When telling time is not as important as looking at all the cool shit in the watch.

I'll not spare the German Brands

ALS ===> They put together a watch, it works, and then take it apart, make it pretty, reassemble it back again, and they charge twice the workmanship, brilliant!
Glashutte Original ===> Well, at least you're on your way to ALS... almost...

Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: el118 on January 19, 2014, 12:02:55 PM
AP RO Jumbo 15202 - Those who believe in  "less is more" with thinner metal case, no second hand, no quick set, shorter power reserve and can afford the 50% premium in price over 15300 ;D. ( Bro Enkidu dun be mad)
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: chrisyen on January 19, 2014, 03:12:21 PM
AP RO Jumbo 15202 - Those who believe in  "less is more" with thinner metal case, no second hand, no quick set, shorter power reserve and can afford the 50% premium in price over 15300 ;D. ( Bro Enkidu dun be mad)

I will say

For those who can afford to pay more to get less steel and gold, also he understand in house, accuracy, reliability not really important in watch after all.....

Enjoy showing how it was thinner and better comparing it to its bro 15300

Or

For those who pay more to appreciate the history and original design
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: dpkong on January 19, 2014, 08:39:44 PM

This thread is going to ruffle a lot of feathers....

 :Laughing_on_floor:
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: Kennypane on January 19, 2014, 09:33:45 PM
Funny how I read time from my iPhone more than I rely on my watches to tell the time of day. It's more for showing off really and a confident piece. Status symbol. They were bought after carefully examining their history if any, what's inside, who wears them, whether they look good on my wrist. It started as a passionate hobby through lots of reading, discussion, tender loving care. Now they are my accessories for the wrist. But now I wear them and hopefully on off I get the feel good factor. Life's a changin'. So has my priorities. To answer the question, yes and no. Depending on preferences.
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: Yikkie on January 19, 2014, 09:53:10 PM
Hmm... I still heavily rely on my watch to tell the time as it is definitely more convenient than bringing the phone out of the pocket to read the time...Unless of course you wear your phone on a lanyard or something.  :Laughing_on_floor:
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: wshiong on January 19, 2014, 10:50:24 PM
I really seen someone who wear a rolex. But i notice the time are totally out and owner dont even adjust after long stop. Still wear like a gold chain.
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: Yikkie on January 19, 2014, 11:44:12 PM

This thread is going to ruffle a lot of feathers....

 :Laughing_on_floor:
Haha...I certainly hope not as it is a lighthearted look at our hobby that we sometimes take too seriously.  Let me "ruffle more feathers"...
1) Hublot: For those with big egos who need a Big Bang on their wrist to show people that the world start and possibly end with them.
2) RJ: Either a huge fan of retro video games (eg: Space invaders, pacman) or for those who have watched Titanic several hundred times.
3) Grand Seiko: For those who have ran out of watches to buy and have a keen eye for that special polish that only they could appreciate.
4) Longines: For those who likes their Swiss watches endorsed by every other Asian celebrity.
5) E.Junghans:  For those who prefer a German name on the dial instead of plain old SEIKO.
6) Zenith: For the firm believer of the 'if it ain't broken, why fix it?' mantra. Here's looking at you El Primero.
7) Montblanc: For those who need a watch to match their pen, belt, glasses and wallet.
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: kenji1903 on January 20, 2014, 04:39:13 AM
i've read somewhere stating that Tag Heuer is a yuppies watch ;D
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: terrenceterrence on January 20, 2014, 04:45:05 AM

This thread is going to ruffle a lot of feathers....

 :Laughing_on_floor:

As long as you do not mention the the sacred "P" brand, it'll be fine.
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: jason_recliner on January 20, 2014, 05:03:34 AM
IWC - minimalist, germanic
Panerai - style savvy, outgoing, maybe marketing / PR type
Rolex - conservative
Omega - a bit bland?  Bond / space fans...
Tag Heur - Cashed Up Bogan
Seiko - value conscious
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: hanz079 on January 20, 2014, 06:13:15 AM
Are watches important to men?
Definitely.
Girls can wear accessories on their wrists like bracelets, bangles and so on.
Middle aged... well matured men do not wear bangles and bracelets as accessories as they serve no purpose and look tacky with working attire, professional environment and even formal occasions...
So we have watches... they serve a purpose, looks good, and fit in the whole wardrobe.
I for one do not feel comfortable not wearing any watches... it feels naked... even I know that I can just whip out my phone and check the time... a watch on the wrist is still better.
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: Enkidu on January 20, 2014, 06:13:50 AM

This thread is going to ruffle a lot of feathers....

 :Laughing_on_floor:

Hahaha....if anyone feels hurt or has his "feathers ruffled" by all the bantering in this forum, he must have a real bird brain.

But don't ever ruffle the feathers of the big birds like the cassowary, eagle, condor etc.... :laugh:
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: swleong on January 20, 2014, 07:07:09 AM
I rate (luxury) watches in the same group as fine wines/whisky, sports cars, gourmet's foods, collectable antiques, holiday homes, mistresses  :P......etc
 
Not the important and essential items, but life will not be as 'interesting' without (some of) them.


Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: Gigi on January 20, 2014, 07:27:20 AM
Watches me to tell time (old school minded) and to shock sendiri  ;D
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: watzisname on January 20, 2014, 08:04:16 AM
In my humble opinion, there are roughly 2 types of men who buy watches; first type will buy a watch that is liked by others (i.e recognizable brand like Rolex, Panerai and Tagheuer), the second type will buy a watch that they like.

Maybe if I'm spending 20k on a watch I might as well buy something that people know right? Or not.
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: dpkong on January 20, 2014, 09:43:34 PM
I really seen someone who wear a rolex. But i notice the time are totally out and owner dont even adjust after long stop. Still wear like a gold chain.

Oh man!!! You caught me there! I swear I forgot on just that one occasion... and even the crown was sticking out...  :-[ :-[
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: dpkong on January 20, 2014, 09:44:49 PM

This thread is going to ruffle a lot of feathers....

 :Laughing_on_floor:

As long as you do not mention the the sacred "P" brand, it'll be fine.

Patek? Piaget?
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: Gigi on January 20, 2014, 11:32:40 PM

This thread is going to ruffle a lot of feathers....

 :Laughing_on_floor:

As long as you do not mention the the sacred "P" brand, it'll be fine.

Patek? Piaget?

Not tat above mentioned brand but still shhhhh.... :Laughing_on_floor: :Laughing_on_floor: :Laughing_on_floor:

Ceaser Millan from dog whisperer said so too

(http://www.quickmeme.com/img/af/afbaf0c56ca8aeaf8e9dca19b82dda27be5b297195d00175751fa75fa3be17df.jpg)
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: wshiong on January 21, 2014, 07:47:27 AM
I really seen someone who wear a rolex. But i notice the time are totally out and owner dont even adjust after long stop. Still wear like a gold chain.

Oh man!!! You caught me there! I swear I forgot on just that one occasion... and even the crown was sticking out...  :-[ :-[

That watch really need to wear daily, sometimes i leave it on weekends, on monday it stops. that time i didnt use a watch winder.
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: Ek lex on January 21, 2014, 07:56:39 AM
Are watch important to men?

No- before you follow MWF
Very- after you join MWF and deeply intoxicated!

 :Cheers:
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: wshiong on January 21, 2014, 08:26:30 AM
When i meet a person for the first time, usually i will see how they wear and of cause what kind of watch they are wearing. If rolex, i know its a boss.. haha :laugh:
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: GTH on January 21, 2014, 12:55:07 PM
What do you think of people who were these?
In no particular order

1. Glashutte Original
2. Omega with Co-axial
3. A.Lange and Sohne
4. Phillp Dufour
5. Christophe Claret
6. Sarpaneva
7. MB&F
8. Breguet
9. Blanqpain
10. Jaquet Droz
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: 2ndOpinion on January 21, 2014, 01:06:43 PM
And as for yours truly.............

Functionally to tell time - yep, it's crucial to be punctual with just about the only punctual thing in Msia -movies that always start on time
Aesthetically to look, feel good - nah, my bald pate does a better job
Insanely to have sold a kidney to buy one - nah, could do with another kidney for yet another
Financially to harvest a return from a lifelong collection from a Christie's auction - yeah, just enough to cover Christie's cardiac-arresting fees
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: swleong on January 21, 2014, 01:43:12 PM
What do you think of people who were these?
In no particular order

1. Glashutte Original
2. Omega with Co-axial
3. A.Lange and Sohne
4. Phillp Dufour
5. Christophe Claret
6. Sarpaneva
7. MB&F
8. Breguet
9. Blanqpain
10. Jaquet Droz

1. Got too much disposable incomes
2. Dispose too much incomes

in no particular order  :Laughing_on_floor:
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: Kennypane on January 21, 2014, 03:51:27 PM
What do you think of people who were these?
In no particular order

1. Glashutte Original
2. Omega with Co-axial
3. A.Lange and Sohne
4. Phillp Dufour
5. Christophe Claret
6. Sarpaneva
7. MB&F
8. Breguet
9. Blanqpain
10. Jaquet Droz

1. GO - good taste. dare to be different. Refined workmanship.
2. Practical fella.
3. ALS - sick of Patek.
4. Big show off. Does not mind if the watchmaker is the other kind.
5. Complicated man.
6. He is a wolfman. What's the big deal with a moon face on a watch. Beats me. No practical reason whatsoever.
7. Child play. Who wears a watch which looks like spaceship and worse u wouldn't want a panda sitting on your wrist. Silly man. Dreamer.
8. One who don't give sh!t about resale value. Wears what he likes and he knows what is Quality. Refined man.
9. Follower. Just because Fifty Fathoms. Can be judged as those who wear Breguet.
10. Dunno anything about watches. Follower. No one wears JD anymore. If the brand still around or struggling?
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: dennis.T on January 21, 2014, 05:30:48 PM
The only accessories man can carry is watches.. So it was important to man..
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: dpkong on January 21, 2014, 09:05:21 PM
When i meet a person for the first time, usually i will see how they wear and of cause what kind of watch they are wearing. If rolex, i know its a boss.. haha :laugh:

depends which Rolex.. now almost everyone is wearing a Submariner...
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: kenji1903 on January 22, 2014, 04:00:06 AM
When i meet a person for the first time, usually i will see how they wear and of cause what kind of watch they are wearing. If rolex, i know its a boss.. haha :laugh:

depends which Rolex.. now almost everyone is wearing a Submariner...
bosses usually wear DJ with gold ;D
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: Laktos Kid on January 22, 2014, 07:39:54 AM
really really really important !!  :angel:
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: GTH on January 22, 2014, 11:43:23 AM
 :Laughing_on_floor: i really like your response.

What do you think of people who were these?
In no particular order

1. Glashutte Original
2. Omega with Co-axial
3. A.Lange and Sohne
4. Phillp Dufour
5. Christophe Claret
6. Sarpaneva
7. MB&F
8. Breguet
9. Blanqpain
10. Jaquet Droz

1. GO - good taste. dare to be different. Refined workmanship.
2. Practical fella.
3. ALS - sick of Patek.
4. Big show off. Does not mind if the watchmaker is the other kind.
5. Complicated man.
6. He is a wolfman. What's the big deal with a moon face on a watch. Beats me. No practical reason whatsoever.
7. Child play. Who wears a watch which looks like spaceship and worse u wouldn't want a panda sitting on your wrist. Silly man. Dreamer.
8. One who don't give sh!t about resale value. Wears what he likes and he knows what is Quality. Refined man.
9. Follower. Just because Fifty Fathoms. Can be judged as those who wear Breguet.
10. Dunno anything about watches. Follower. No one wears JD anymore. If the brand still around or struggling?
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: JOS2012 on January 23, 2014, 11:08:42 AM
Apart from mwf members I know, none of my other friends have the remotest interest in watches or horology.

I do notice a certain trait however.
Most people whom I know love watches are generally the mechanically minded, DIY, home fixit types who also love cars, cameras and any other hobby that involves mechanics.
There are always exceptions of course e.g. almost all my photo kakis have no interest in watches too.

The friends I have with no interest in watches are similarly disinterested in the other items mentioned above. They seem to be more earth bound such as golf, property investments, stocks, travel, fine dining.

Correct me if I'm wrong.
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: manSubmariner on January 23, 2014, 11:23:49 AM
When i meet a person for the first time, usually i will see how they wear and of cause what kind of watch they are wearing. If rolex, i know its a boss.. haha :laugh:

depends which Rolex.. now almost everyone is wearing a Submariner...

I was thinking bout submariner.. Everyday & everynite  :-[
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: el118 on January 23, 2014, 12:22:51 PM
Apart from mwf members I know, none of my other friends have the remotest interest in watches or horology.

I do notice a certain trait however.
Most people whom I know love watches are generally the mechanically minded, DIY, home fixit types who also love cars, cameras and any other hobby that involves mechanics.
There are always exceptions of course e.g. almost all my photo kakis have no interest in watches too.

The friends I have with no interest in watches are similarly disinterested in the other items mentioned above. They seem to be more earth bound such as golf, property investments, stocks, travel, fine dining.

Correct me if I'm wrong.

i like watches and cars, not DIY and other mechanics. i like property and share investments, not travelling and fine dining, and no golf for me.

So i think quite difficult to conclude from here. ;)
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: dualcarb on January 23, 2014, 01:35:43 PM
I think I can be the exception? I love photography...I love talking about property investment. I love golf, I also love tennis...I don't love cars as a hobby as I look at cars as a tool. And in Malaysia, a nice car attracts too much unwarranted attention. I like travelling and I love a good meal paired up with a good drink. May it be whiskey(single malt only) or wine...I also enjoy the occasional beer.

Maybe I am just weird...LOL




Apart from mwf members I know, none of my other friends have the remotest interest in watches or horology.

I do notice a certain trait however.
Most people whom I know love watches are generally the mechanically minded, DIY, home fixit types who also love cars, cameras and any other hobby that involves mechanics.
There are always exceptions of course e.g. almost all my photo kakis have no interest in watches too.

The friends I have with no interest in watches are similarly disinterested in the other items mentioned above. They seem to be more earth bound such as golf, property investments, stocks, travel, fine dining.

Correct me if I'm wrong.
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: Yikkie on January 23, 2014, 01:56:15 PM
As for me...I think I might have too many interests which is a really bad thing to my account balance.  :Blue:  Let's see, apart from horology, I am also crazy about traveling, fine dining, photography, cars, hi-fi, fashion, stock investment, Lego!, home deco, movies, music...etc!  This is bad.
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: JOS2012 on January 23, 2014, 02:00:14 PM
hi,
you're not weird.
In fact the only diff between you and I is that I don't dabble in prop investment.. not rich enough & I don't play golf. I'm especially with you on the single malts... :Cheers: and the other stuff...

I think I can be the exception? I love photography...I love talking about property investment. I love golf, I also love tennis...I don't love cars as a hobby as I look at cars as a tool. And in Malaysia, a nice car attracts too much unwarranted attention. I like travelling and I love a good meal paired up with a good drink. May it be whiskey(single malt only) or wine...I also enjoy the occasional beer.
Maybe I am just weird...LOL

hi,
I agree its not easy to conclude. Anyway it was not meant to be a conclusive statement, hence my comment..'Correct me if I'm wrong'
I was only drawing on the small sampling of people I actually know, so its definitely not representative of everyone.
As such my statement was just an observation of my own small circle of friends.. :laugh:


i like watches and cars, not DIY and other mechanics. i like property and share investments, not travelling and fine dining, and no golf for me.

So i think quite difficult to conclude from here. ;)

Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: JOS2012 on January 23, 2014, 02:04:27 PM
What's life without pursuits..

Anyway I was like you up to several years ago but getting older has mellowed me and I'm now content with simpler pleasures of travel, photography, watches, good food and single malts & great beers.... :laugh:

As for me...I think I might have too many interests which is a really bad thing to my account balance.  :Blue:  Let's see, apart from horology, I am also crazy about traveling, fine dining, photography, cars, hi-fi, fashion, stock investment, Lego!, home deco, movies, music...etc!  This is bad.
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: el118 on January 23, 2014, 02:47:54 PM
Therefore it is good to have a portal like MWF for watch lovers to come together and sharing.  :thumbsup: my own circle of friends also not so much into watches. many think Rolex is the ultimate watch.
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: Yikkie on January 23, 2014, 04:10:42 PM
Therefore it is good to have a portal like MWF for watch lovers to come together and sharing.  :thumbsup: my own circle of friends also not so much into watches. many think Rolex is the ultimate watch.
Exactly my sentiments! 
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: manSubmariner on January 23, 2014, 07:30:52 PM
Watches me to tell time (old school minded) and to shock sendiri  ;D

Hahahah same goes here... Syiok sendiri... Wear for 1 hour put in drawer for 1 week..  that much i luv my watch :Laughing_on_floor:
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: kenji1903 on January 28, 2014, 02:46:37 PM
Therefore it is good to have a portal like MWF for watch lovers to come together and sharing.  :thumbsup: my own circle of friends also not so much into watches. many think Rolex is the ultimate watch.
my uncle's eyes were like :o :o when his friend told him any Patek is more expensive than his rose gold Rolex DJ :Laughing_on_floor:
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: chrisyen on January 28, 2014, 09:52:08 PM
Therefore it is good to have a portal like MWF for watch lovers to come together and sharing.  :thumbsup: my own circle of friends also not so much into watches. many think Rolex is the ultimate watch.

Well said
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: theseira on January 31, 2014, 11:46:07 AM
Therefore it is good to have a portal like MWF for watch lovers to come together and sharing.  :thumbsup: my own circle of friends also not so much into watches. many think Rolex is the ultimate watch.

Yeah my friends also think that Rolex is ultimate.
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: JeepWH on February 06, 2014, 05:25:35 PM
Personally i think its an important aspect as i beleive that it shows that person is time conscious and always punctual. Shows good image if i say so.
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: enkil on February 06, 2014, 06:03:16 PM
I feel restless without a watch on my wrist  :P
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: noobzpro on February 07, 2014, 12:22:56 AM
I feel a watch is very important to man. Unlike females they can have handbags and many sort of jewellery to show their status or express themselves. we man have our watches!
Title: Re: Are watch important to men ?
Post by: JeepWH on February 07, 2014, 10:21:34 AM
I feel a watch is very important to man. Unlike females they can have handbags and many sort of jewellery to show their status or express themselves. we man have our watches!

Agreed.  :thumbsup: