bernard cheong
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Watches that I actually used from 2013 onwards,part1 of3, just buying what you like
And what I can use...so from inexpensive to simply expensive.
Most of all, this post will have less words, but with pictures...explain how I live, from the eclectic office at home, to my clinic.
The Opus 3, Sevenfriday and even the Philip Stein, the new version...because I love the way it is playful, and the dial is beautiful to look at...
At the end of the day, this post shows a collectors collection, buying what he likes...so this is what people mean when you dont buy to impress.
I keep all here...messy
You can see the boxes etc etc
This message has been edited by bernard cheong on 2013-03-08 00:38:36
Watches that I actually used from 2013 onwards,part1 of3, just buying what you like
And what I can use...so from inexpensive to simply expensive. Most of all, this post will have less words, but with pictures...explain how I live, from the eclectic office at home, to my clinic. The Opus 3, Sevenfriday and even the Philip Stein, the new v...
Philip Stein . . .
Well, no one can say you are a man who is not true to his vision :D .
did not know Philip Stein was a philistine:-)
first time I hear his name... Where have I been? All 3 fab watches. What would you then buy if you wanted to impress? Z'
In Singapore, a Richard Mille Torbillon..but it has to have a tourbillon or else
It will backfire. Funny thing about "impressing", as I get my share of watching people from my seat as a doctor. We are limiting this part of the discussion to impressing without knowing, ie by sight...an expensive watch will impress even the most hardene...
