eg? and it has to be able to keep its value.
ok, for keeping of resale value, sad to say nothing will beat a
rolex. but you also need to factor in the cost of ownership e.g.
rolex charges a few hundred bucks to service their watches.
when you look at it from the point of build quality and form
factor, there is a lot to choose from. but watches are very
personal things, nothing beats you personally going to the
shops and trying them on your wrist. all I can say is keep an open
mind and also look at the other brands in whatever shop you
walk into.
a friend of mine bought a very nice looking ladies watch
recently, to me it looks so much nicer than a rolex ladies
datejust, and it cost only $200+, from Seiko.
I'm not saying rolex is no good, btw, just that it's good to
look at other alternatives just so you know you really want
one.
