>>6712133Do you actually think I spend all my money on watches and trinkets?
Don't you think that the last post kinda proves that someone like me, who choses his apparel with such care, wouldn't have also seen to the other things of importance in life?
As I said, all sound and fury.
>spending $100 on a watch is not even brag worthySo you're a bragard? OK.
You don't like watches. We get it.
But you're in a minority. Even among people who don't wear them.
Most people enjoy looking at, and discussing cool, well made things.
Women dig stuff like pic related, because they can hold it up to the light and watch all the little gears and wheels going round.
It's a conversation piece.
But you wouldn't understand any of that, would you?
