Patek Twenty4 (steel) or Rolex datejust (rose gold & steel)? Please help!
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Exquisite! If you have a chance, always for the Patek Philippe. Rolexes are much copied, but not the Patek Philippe--considered by some to be the best worldwide.
But it's a quartz... does it make the watch less desirable?
Anyways, I bought it... Can only wish for saving up for another PP which is mechanical in the future... I keep telling myself I am too young for a super duper expensive watch... haha
Congrats NewBVfan, I saw this PP twenty4 too. Was bothered by the fact that it is a quartz.
Sorry to say this but there is nothing "Lame" about a PP.
It is kind of insulting actually because not everyone on this forum wears the most expensive watches.
Some members probably can only afford a simple Guess or Fossil watch.
I am sure you did not mean to come across as snarky, it just seemed like it
Congrats on your watch though, it does look lovely on you
Sorry to say this but there is nothing "Lame" about a PP.
It is kind of insulting actually because not everyone on this forum wears the most expensive watches.
Some members probably can only afford a simple Guess or Fossil watch.
I am sure you did not mean to come across as snarky, it just seemed like it
Congrats on your watch though, it does look lovely on you
Hi,
Not a problem at all. I've heard ppl say that a BMW 325i02 is a poor man's BMW and that's the car I used to drive... So that's why I am wondering if it is a bad thing to buy one of the cheapest PP. Don't want to hear someone saying that my watch is a poor gal's PP watch, u know what I mean.
Thanks for the compliment. I'm loving the watch more and more =)
I dont see it as an issue.
It's really difficult to say a quartz watch is bad, when there arent all that many watches for women which are mechanical. And for someone starting out with the brand, and delving into watches more so, I think quartz is a good beginning. Mechanical watches can be quite difficult to deal with in terms of winding and general upkeep.
I myself have a quartz gold AP royal oak.........and am now in the process of saving for a PP mechanical. I'm literally lusting after PP. But am testing out my love for watches with a 'cheaper' one for the moment.
It's really difficult to say a quartz watch is bad, when there arent all that many watches for women which are mechanical. And for someone starting out with the brand, and delving into watches more so, I think quartz is a good beginning. Mechanical watches can be quite difficult to deal with in terms of winding and general upkeep.
I myself have a quartz gold AP royal oak.........and am now in the process of saving for a PP mechanical. I'm literally lusting after PP. But am testing out my love for watches with a 'cheaper' one for the moment.
