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i think the most i've ever spent on a watch is ?30

Posted By: Ralf Scrampton, Jul 21, 13:23:30

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the difference between rich people and those who have a lot of money
Posted By: usacanary, Jul 21, 14:53:03
Buying a watch is very much like making love to a beautiful woman...
Posted By: yellowman, Jul 21, 14:31:46
I have a couple of expensive watches and also some expensing shades.
Posted By: Pit, Jul 21, 14:15:14
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If you want a good watch for a low price
Posted By: Larry Hagman, Jul 21, 14:10:12
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not read it all, but my argument is that a watch is jewellery
Posted By: Tony Martin, Jul 21, 13:59:47
An expensive holiday or wedding is far more frivolous
Posted By: Ben, Jul 21, 13:55:12
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Surely the argument could be made for anything that you can get a cheaper version of?
Posted By: Brom, Jul 21, 13:50:58
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Can't disagree. But suspect one thing that article will do
Posted By: Tricky Hawes, Jul 21, 13:41:37
Bill Drummond spends a lot of time in the Norwich area
Posted By: Larry Hagman, Jul 21, 13:32:18
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Agree also with sun glasses
Posted By: BSE Canary, Jul 21, 13:28:00
Never wear one, always have my phone with me for the time.
Posted By: DrDublin, Jul 21, 13:25:08

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