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Originally Posted by Untold
Man, I stay rockin my pieces.. Everyday! And I do all the above. I don't ever worry about breaking them or messing them up. Especially a Yachtmaster. If you for real about owning one, my boss owns a Pearl faced Oyster Perpetual Datejust and he beats that thing to hell and back. No real scratches on it and since it has a sapphire glass, it's pretty much scratch resistant.
But watches are WELL worth the investment man. I've never used mine to pick up women or be flashy. I don't wear jewelry, have no tats or piercings but I do wear a watch. It's just completes my attire and is the business world, it's very complimentary to how I carry myself. Just my two cents on it.
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you wear designer watches to play ball? why? i dont go to the clubs n shit. plus the clasp on yachtmasters break easily and it costs a few hundred dollars to get them fixed each time not to mention its got to be sent to a specialist or etc. you rocking watches liek that playing ball you crazy not even for the watch part but for the weight of the watch its harder to handle your wrist. but to each his own my dude but imo a watch is somehting like collecting things because thats where its gon end up in a watch collection you have. i actually have a few different watches. wear the cheapest one i have simply because its light, i dont vcare if it got stolen or broken etc.