Don’t be a cunt.
I said I had never known any one get told they had to buy loads of shit they didn’t want.
I didn’t say they didn’t have to wait.
Looks like that is still true
Ah so I was lying when I said it happened to me?
I didn’t say that either.
But please carry on being a dick
I’m just trying to understand what you are saying as it seems to change between posts.
Despite people here saying the “relationship” policy exists you say it doesn’t so the few are wrong and one is right.
I’ll leave it there as clearly there is not going to be any form of agreement.
I walked in two years ago and now have two watches I wear all the time.
Zero pressure to buy anything. Helps when the salesman is a vinyl head.
The previous women I spoke to was as accessible as the next galaxy.
Don’t waste your time and energy: the only thing he lives for is ill-informedly contradicting people. He’s also entirely incapable of comprehending that whatever his personal experiences or knowledge might be, that they are not in fact universal and definitive for the rest of humanity…
I will type slowly so you can understand
I have never been asked to buy shit I don’t want and neither has anyone I know.*
I believe this relationship thing exists, but it doesn’t have to be built on buying stuff you don’t want.
I am on the list for a Batgirl, I doubt that I would have been put on the list for that watch if I had not already purchased an Explorer and a Sub. Likewise no one is gong to walk in off the street and get their name put down for a Daytona.
At no point did I say that you could walk off the street and buy a Stainless steel professional watch.
*apart from you!
Rolex, lying, disingenuous, thunder stealing, thundercunts.
MickP wears them for fucks sake.
Waiting years and (possibly) buying shite you don’t want to have a big sign saying ‘rob me, I’m a massive bell end with no imagination who masturbates furiously over a picture of Nigel farage while sobbing uncontrollably’ strapped to your wrist seems a bit silly to me.
What do I know though. If you like ‘em and that’s the message you want to send to others, you do you. Each to their own. 
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Let me just make sure I have understood your post correctly.
You don’t like them then?
What on earth makes you think that ?
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Drinking on an empty head again?
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The objects themselves are meh. Ok. Workmanlike horology and design nothing really that special. The 1980’s bmw 320i of the watch world. Yes it has a 6 cylinder engine but everyone knows you only have it because you’re not worth enough for the company to spring for a 325i or M3.
The company itself, cunty to the extreme. Tax dodgers hiding behind a charity, adverts alluding to the achievements of others as their own. A truly odious organisation that I have zero intention of ever contributing to.
Morning.
Only worn a handful of times in almost 30 years.
I’m going to see if it keeps reasonable time.
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Remarkable condition given it’s, what, sixty odd years old?
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Not a huge fan of omega but that’s a lovely thing.
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65 by the look of it.
The lugs have seen a bit of action, and there’s considerable stretch in the bracelet, but overall yes, pretty good for something that was worn every day, while gardening etc.
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Very nice. Everybody is plundering their 70s lines except Patek who never stopped making the Nautilus (as far as I’m aware, at least).
£30k is pretty ouchy, but even then I doubt you’ll be able to get one for retail.
Very few of VC watches have a hacking complication. But they put one on this which doesn’t have a second hand!
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Dude, you had to buy an Explorer to get on the waiting list for the Sub.
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