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It's an Emergency!

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Hi chums,

Well my favourite watch company finally announced the successor to my beloved Emergency.

The Emergency II :clap:

See me all excited, but then someone told me the price......... :thumbdown:

£12040.00

So, I won't be getting one after all.....

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/3731f5dc-9a2d ... z2RSqE7lqn

I think my wife is secretly rather pleased.....
 
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If you sell your wife, you will get the money AND not have to worry about her displeasure! ;)
 
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JWT said:
If you sell your wife, you will get the money AND not have to worry about her displeasure! ;)

I would do that, but I love her too much.
 
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The video at the bottom of this page might not do a lot to dissuade you not to sell the wife! It's certainly a fine timepiece...although some of the faces are god awful, particularly the orange one...yeurch!
 
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Personally I prefer the Emergency Mission A73322 to the ones with the ani/digi faces. For that money I'll stick with my Bentley GT Racing chronograph that I had as a gift when I left my last job
 
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JWT said:
If you sell your wife, you will get the money AND not have to worry about her displeasure! ;)

The question is, which of both does hold its value better?
 
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TomC said:
JWT said:
If you sell your wife, you will get the money AND not have to worry about her displeasure! ;)

The question is, which of both does hold its value better?

Well, for the watch you have to take into account keeping it in good nick, services (? I don't wear a timepiece so I don't know) etc.

With a wife, if you do it right, you're pretty much guaranteed a steady ROI each year so that's a definite positive. But then you spend money on the wedding, feeding her and shoes...

I think it's pretty even.
 
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My FAV/PERFECT Watch.....................One that could actually turn back time :lol: a "Jules Verne" Rod Taylor= pocket watch......Not a watch person, l tried a ellesse divers watch for a week, hated having that metal strip on my very thin wrist's so i gave it to my brother for nowt it cost me £500.......but l must admit they are pretty to look at i used to fancy Tag Heuer watches :thumbup:
 
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Since we're on the watch forum this is all I've left after a recent purge.


Now i know some folks don't like em but i do.
 
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bigmac3161 said:
Since we're on the watch forum this is all I've left after a recent purge.


Now i know some folks don't like em but i do.

Just couldn't part with the Panerai Luminor huh? So....what all did you sell for the wedding fund? Have you got your eyes on any others?

As for Rolexes....I just never saw the appeal I'm afraid. There are one or two exceptions but I don't think they'd be top of my list.
 
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Just couldn't part with it but everything else went just me 005 and a g/shock for work.

Had it 10 years wore it about 10 times just not me




A life's times worth of collecting gone but at least the weddings paid for.
 
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That must have hurt to sell those.

Since we are sharing here is the huge chunk of steel I put on this-morning before leaving for work. Not the most expensive watch by any stretch but it is an eye catcher just by its huge size. It's 19mm thick too which doesn't come across in the photo - and I don't have thin wrists either...

 
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U'd get a work out carrying that all day

Old g/shock doesn't matter wot u do to em they just keep going
 
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it does notice a bit when you take it off and feel your arm floating up with the lack of weight on it :D
 

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Or you could go for the Ferrari watch. Imagine the cost of this.....



 

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$322.000.... wow! Makes the actual Ferrari seem like a bargain :lol:
 
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