/fa/ - Fashion

>>17951259
Almost

Why you should always buy a Rolex, from an anon in a previous thread.

The only brand that actually matters when talking about luxury sports watches.
>by far the most popular brand name and logo
>iconic designs (Datejust, Explorer, Submariner, GMT Master, Daytona, etc)
>rich history (first water proof case, first self winding movement, first rotating bezel, first GMT complication, etc)
>no outsourcing, everything is made in-house including their steel and gold
>affordable if you manage to get one at retail
>tasteful marketing (no pozzed shit, no cringe ambassadors)
>maintain their value over the years (actually gain value)
>best mass produced movements and quality control (they make over a million movements a year that are regulated to be accurate at -2/+2s per day - no other watchmaker can do this)
Rolex is dominating the whole swiss watch industry so hard it's not even funny anymore. I unironically wish other watch brands were half as good as Rolex so watches would become somewhat interesting.
We've came to the point that once you've managed to get a Rolex, you're pretty much done with watches. Haute horlogerie is interesting but it's mostly boomers and nerds circle jerking on pictures of hand finished movements.

The ultimate redpill about watches is this
>find 10k
>buy literally any Rolex made after the 2000's
>wear it and forget about watches forever
If you regret buying it (which you won't), you'll be able to sell it for the same price you've bought it.

and DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES engage with watch people. Just stay away from them.
This "community" is filled with passive aggressive cunts who will try to convince you to buy meme brands like Blancpain, Girard Perregaux or Glashutte Original. They'll do everything they can to drag you down to their pathetic level.

>>17191634
The best one. The only brand that actually matters when talking about luxury sports watches.
>by far the most popular brand name and logo
>iconic designs (Datejust, Explorer, Submariner, GMT Master, Daytona, etc)
>rich history (first water proof case, first self winding movement, first rotating bezel, first GMT complication, etc)
>no outsourcing, everything is made in-house including their steel and gold
>affordable if you manage to get one at retail
>tasteful marketing (no pozzed shit, no cringe ambassadors)
>maintain their value over the years (actually gain value)
>best mass produced movements and quality control (they make over a million movements a year that are regulated to be accurate at -2/+2s per day - no other watchmaker can do this)
Rolex is dominating the whole swiss watch industry so hard it's not even funny anymore. I unironically wish other watch brands were half as good as Rolex so watches would become somewhat interesting.
We've came to the point that once you've managed to get a Rolex, you're pretty much done with watches. Haute horlogerie is interesting but it's mostly boomers and nerds circle jerking on pictures of hand finished movements.

The ultimate redpill about watches is this
>find 10k
>buy literally any Rolex made after the 2000's
>wear it and forget about watches forever
If you regret buying it (which you won't), you'll be able to sell it for the same price you've bought it.

>>17186115
self explanatory