Eh, as long as you are responsible and insure your stuff, if they do "lose" your watch, you can get the full msrp paid out.
0rphu
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It's definitely cheaper to manufacture, a female endlink means one extra part to machine.
100% agree. As watches become more expensive, you expect details and fine finishing on those details to justify the price. Compare the complexity in execution of something like an oris aquis and a nomos, there's no contest, yet they share similar price points. This is why I just can't get behind those older generations of seamasters, in person they look like $200 seiko divers.
By no means is simplicity or minimalism a bad thing, but it should also carry a lower price tag.
It is a bit fishy OP only ever posts news about watch launches and comments on his own posts, most of which are CW.
Eh for most of the 1% it just comes down to luck. You need money to make money and if you're born wealthy, you have all the money you could possibly need to do that.