And you thought the Rolex is an expensive watch
And you thought the Rolex is an expensive watch
Raoul, anyone who spends $300,000 on a watch probably doesn't care what time it is. Seriously, only working stiffs making less than $100,000 a year have to be concerned with such trivialities. The caviar will come when it comes.
And that's why they make the $300,000 Romain Jerome Day & Night, a watch with no hands. I understand it will tell you whether it's day or night which is good because for that price I would expect it to be useful in some small manner.
The extravagance of these ego-boosters is nothing more than an obvious indication that the few who steal from the retirements of many (think Enron, Worldcom, etc.) need to feel ultra-important even while robbing our country (and all it's hard-working, honest people) blind.
And that's why they make the $300,000 Romain Jerome Day & Night, a watch with no hands. I understand it will tell you whether it's day or night which is good because for that price I would expect it to be useful in some small manner.
The extravagance of these ego-boosters is nothing more than an obvious indication that the few who steal from the retirements of many (think Enron, Worldcom, etc.) need to feel ultra-important even while robbing our country (and all it's hard-working, honest people) blind.
I wouldn't even be able to tell the time on some of those. That titanic one was pretty cool, but it had no hands. I liked the black titanium one, but it didn't have any numbers.
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Raoul, anyone who spends $300,000 on a watch probably doesn't care what time it is. Seriously, only working stiffs making less than $100,000 a year have to be concerned with such trivialities. The caviar will come when it comes.
And that's why they make the $300,000 Romain Jerome Day & Night, a watch with no hands. I understand it will tell you whether it's day or night which is good because for that price I would expect it to be useful in some small manner.
The extravagance of these ego-boosters is nothing more than an obvious indication that the few who steal from the retirements of many (think Enron, Worldcom, etc.) need to feel ultra-important even while robbing our country (and all it's hard-working, honest people) blind.
And that's why they make the $300,000 Romain Jerome Day & Night, a watch with no hands. I understand it will tell you whether it's day or night which is good because for that price I would expect it to be useful in some small manner.
The extravagance of these ego-boosters is nothing more than an obvious indication that the few who steal from the retirements of many (think Enron, Worldcom, etc.) need to feel ultra-important even while robbing our country (and all it's hard-working, honest people) blind.








