I once read somewhere that after $300 or so, you’re not paying for a watch, you’re paying for jewelry. That really hit home for me how much I should care about the cost verses the materials and labor that went into producing them. I’ve used that as a calibration point ever since.
I once read somewhere that after $300 or so, you’re not paying for a watch, you’re paying for jewelry. That really hit home for me how much I should care about the cost verses the materials and labor that went into producing them. I’ve used that as a calibration point ever since.