Why do..........
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Disco You said:
huwp said:
.......watches often seem to come with ridiculously sized and/or opulent boxes? And that got me thinking; what is the best (or worst) examlpe of this?
If you're dropping £5k on a watch you don't want it to come in a jiffy bag do you?
To me, a decent looking box makes the purchase (and opening) all the more special ... IMHO, half the buzz of my watch addiction is unraveling my latest acquisition

Edited by Ikemi on Sunday 23 January 13:33
Don't get me wrong - if you're dropping a reasonable amount of money on something you want it to come fairly well packaged. It's just that some boxes seem ridiculous. Rolex seem relatively understated by reference to what they come in.
Any more exaples out there...
Lovely Dornbluth by the way.
Any more exaples out there...
Lovely Dornbluth by the way.
Boxes are lovely, and part of the appeal of acquisition. An absolute PITA once you've done so though, and a bit of a security issue. My safe at home is well hidden, but all a passing burglar would need to do is open up a cupboard in our living room to know that *somewhere* in the house is all the good stuff. Far from ideal...
andy tims said:
^ Throwing the boxes away 

lol - i knew someone would say this.....but seriously, once you've open the box and taken the watch out - what use is it? My watches live in my wife's jewellery cupboard so I have no need for them.

The only cases I keep are my 3 G shock tins...thats a cool way to pack a watch!
Tiggsy said:
andy tims said:
^ Throwing the boxes away 

lol - i knew someone would say this.....but seriously, once you've open the box and taken the watch out - what use is it? My watches live in my wife's jewellery cupboard so I have no need for them.

The only cases I keep are my 3 G shock tins...thats a cool way to pack a watch!
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