Is it stupid...

[TimeWillTell]

I'm not for a second suggesting they know more than you guys and they certainly never open a watch and tinker with it
I just disagree that all people with money have no clue what they're buying and wouldn't know the difference between a rep and a gen.
It's a great forum and great people... but to put it simply it's unfair to group all people from a certain category together


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yeah shiney mate, exactly i'm too timid to open up my gen and mess up the watch too. Too pricy a price to pay if i ruined my watch.

Definitely not all, but majority of them...

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[i_like_shiney_things]

That I can't deny, probably 90% plus just see the dollar value but that still leaves the other ten(ish) percent


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[ThinkBachs]

If it were my grail, I'd buy two- one to wear while I sent the other one for modding- then switch and mod the other one.

 

[TagHeuerFan1963]

Not sure what you mean. If it´s a discontinued model, not a stupid thing. I am trying to get my hands on a Paul Picot, there is no way.

Never seen a TD so active on forums. Cool shit. Keep it up! :cheers:

 

[Wacker23]

Toro which Paul picot u looking at?

 

[Watchgasm]

Not stupid at all, i have 3 divers, all with swiss movement

 

[aksingh]

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[hollow-point]

i have back ups for 3 of my reps. rolex, breitling andp-phillipe

 

[thorne]

I remember somebody posting he has a rep of his Rolex. He wore the rep often, the gen sat in the safe. That makes sense. But a rep backup for a rep, now I might only find that sensible for a white 225 Slytech, but of course it's impossible.

 

[i_like_shiney_things]

A rep or a gen is always a good idea in my opinion (assuming there is a halfway decent version available).

If your rep is a limited edition run or likely to stop being repped then of course it's also a good idea to get a spare