The Watch Thread - Part 10

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PingJun

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Mixed... Quite few time liao haha

Some parts sounds like hokkien :s13:

A few days ago, he typed out Cantonese in fountain pen thread, and I had to ask him to type out in Chinese instead.

Actually, he has good knowledge in watches.

However, I couldn't understand what he typed as I know neither Cantonese nor Hokkien nor other dialects.

Even when he types in Chinese, I also have difficulties in reading as I am unsure of the "technical" terms of the watches in Chinese.
 

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Kinda neglected this piece. Bambino on Blue
 

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This Ed... can't figure out he typing in Hokkien or Cantonese...

Should be Cantonese.

Mixed... Quite few time liao haha

Some parts sounds like hokkien :s13:
Translate: It sound like " wah Li eh chu Wu ji cha hui ki ooh?" Haha
哎喲我的喂喂呀。。。 真是不好意思。
還以為今天假日,大家會呆在家裡看台灣娛樂節目。。。會有些享受台語式的娛樂。。。
剛才的回應,正確的是-
“哎喲喲。。。還有自己一架飛機喲!!!”
 

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With a budget of 2k to 2.5k, what is a gd diver watch that i can keep for many many yrs n past down to my son? My wife wants to buy me a watch for our 10th yr ann that i can keep as heirloom. But i don want her to spend ao much.
 

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A few days ago, he typed out Cantonese in fountain pen thread, and I had to ask him to type out in Chinese instead.

Actually, he has good knowledge in watches.

However, I couldn't understand what he typed as I know neither Cantonese nor Hokkien nor other dialects.

Even when he types in Chinese, I also have difficulties in reading as I am unsure of the "technical" terms of the watches in Chinese.

Nvm la bro, just try to ask him write in mandarin lo...;)
 

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With a budget of 2k to 2.5k, what is a gd diver watch that i can keep for many many yrs n past down to my son? My wife wants to buy me a watch for our 10th yr ann that i can keep as heirloom. But i don want her to spend ao much.
2500?
SKX00x 囉。。。可以耐上很久喔!!!
 

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With a budget of 2k to 2.5k, what is a gd diver watch that i can keep for many many yrs n past down to my son? My wife wants to buy me a watch for our 10th yr ann that i can keep as heirloom. But i don want her to spend ao much.

How about u name out your preferred brand and post some photo let us to explain to u? Mostly over 2k already consider very good watch. ;)
 

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Make 180k or more means what? 181k or 181M?
Bonus alone 180k?

Means they make 180k a year or so.
But they won't be able to spend 180k on a watch. Lol you don't know their pay scale. Lol see you also wtf.
 

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With a budget of 2k to 2.5k, what is a gd diver watch that i can keep for many many yrs n past down to my son? My wife wants to buy me a watch for our 10th yr ann that i can keep as heirloom. But i don want her to spend ao much.

Probably can look at oris, longines, ball or tissot for your budget.
 

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With a budget of 2k to 2.5k, what is a gd diver watch that i can keep for many many yrs n past down to my son? My wife wants to buy me a watch for our 10th yr ann that i can keep as heirloom. But i don want her to spend ao much.

Any ETA based mechanical watch can be passed down to your son. They can be repaired easily and doesn't cost a lot to service.
 

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.笨 小 孩.;102151369 said:
My own opinion, if one need to scrimp and save and give up almost every other thing in life just to get a (rolex/ luxury) watch, it just mean you are not financially ready yet.

I would actually advise against doing that.

Watches are lovely but if you miss this one, there's probably still a next one available down the road.

Lol so sad. Have to save like mad Haha. Saving for a watch is no no no.
Spend on needs. Watches are wants. Buy when you can afford.

housing is a need.

BUT very few can afford to purchase an apartment, much less landed property, without a bank loan. so who's financially ready for that commitment without a regular job and savings? AND when you realize the usurious amount of interest you cough up over a 25 yr loan, you'll vomit blood.

my back of the envelope calculation show how a salaryman can comfortably afford a luxury watch with discipline and delayed gratification. for those so inclined to factor in time value of money and interest etc, hey, go knock yourselves out.

all purchases ought to be planned and budgeted so it can be realisable without going into debt unncessarily. so - how to "afford" when one isn't "saving"?

and if that to you is scrimping and giving up almost every other thing in life, i wonder what your lifestyle is that's soaking up all your income, and what "planning" & "budgeting" means to you.

to some, a luxury watch that can hold or even appreciate its value in the long run is a prudent purchase as one can derive pleasure and satisfaction from owning & wearing it and can readily liquidate it to almost break even, effectively enjoying the item for very little rent.

a lifestyle devoid of frivolous money-down-the-drain activities like clubbing, drinking, gambling, visits to the brothel and other illegal vices will go a long way in freeing up one's income for more profitable pursuits.

just my honest & sincere opinion. cheers. :)
 

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Similarly, I prefer to spend on holidays. :s13:

the travel channel can allow you to vicariously enjoy more places that you can afford while avoiding the frustrations and risks of queues, accidents, crime, injury, food poisoning, fatigue, etc. ;)
 
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