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Oris Artelier Pointer Day Date Automatic Men's Watch on Bracelet (Various)
$699
$2,399.00
+ Free Shipping
WatchMaxx has Oris Artelier Pointer Day Date Automatic Men's 40mm Stainless Steel Watch on Bracelet (Grey or Silver Dial) for $999 - $300 when you apply coupon code DMOP699 at checkout = $699. Shipping is free.
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Available:Features:
Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for finding this deal.
Note: Coupon codes do not stack, do not apply coupon CELEBRATE from the product page otherwise it will need to be removed in cart to apply the larger discount DMOP699 coupon.
Available:Features:
- Swiss Made
- Automatic Self-Winding Movement
- 40mm Case Diameter
- 10.7mm Case Thickness
- Fixed Bezel
- Scratch Resistant Sapphire Crystal
- 50m Water Resistance
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available in black [watchmaxx.com] or white [watchmaxx.com] dials
$699 each + free s/h after promo code DMOP699
$699 each + free s/h after promo code DMOP699
Created 05-21-2024
at 07:02 PM
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People still do because the nice restaurant food has aesthetic value. It is pleasurable and delights the senses. It has symbolic value (think of going out on a special occasion, or gifting yourself a watch on a special occasion, or giving your son a graduation present, etc.). Is it so crazy to spend $700 to give to your best man? Or to give your husband on an anniversary? Or to commemorate a job promotion?
For that matter, who in their right mind would spend money to go skiing, which is an entirely non-necessary activity? I dunno, maybe because they enjoy skiing, same as someone might enjoy watches for their historical relevance, for their craft, for the way the old-fashioned movement of springs and gears (and not batteries) can capture the imagination in a way that a battery powered digital device might not do in this day and age, for their artistry?
People go to NFL games when they can watch them on TV. I don't do it . . . but I can see why people would shell out that kind of money.
Who in their right mind would spend $2,000 a bicycle? I would never do it (I'm not into cycling). . . but I'm pretty sure I can figure out who in their right mind would. Is it really that difficult to think why it could make sense to do?
If you asked an honest question, then that's my initial attempt at an honest answer. It's also an attempt at demonstrating why other people have given "You're kind of being a troll here, dude" answers. Anyway, I'll leave it at that.
I have a Samsung Smartwatch as well for when I want to go that route.
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I have a Samsung Smartwatch as well for when I want to go that route.
No point explaining it to people that have no interest and don't get it. Also, no point in them bothering to post in a thread for something they don't want anyway! Lol
Thank you for asking. No, I don't mind at all. May I ask which school? And what would be the context?
It's because the Apple Watch can save your life
honda fit, ford fiesta, chevy spark, mazda 2 / yaris, kia rio, 39mm watches, all killed (in the US) by stupid SUVs and 47mm watches.
Can fit more in the fit than in a crv, and it turns like my miata. Now I'm mad about subcompacts being killed in the US again.
Anyways, I like the 40mm size, though I abuse my watches a little too much to get a shiny new auto. Sad that most brands shy away from the smaller watches even though many people don't have large enough wrists to pull off the 45mm+ well.
Hmm I'm a casual watch fan I thought the days of the 45+ were over. I'm 5'10 180 but my wrists were never all that thick. I found around 42 to be about right for me. Invicta was never all that good but all their 45 plus watches seem to always be on clearance now for 20-30 bucks.
And posts it on SLICKDEALS of all places
Same reason why people spend $50M on a jet just to fly.
But when I go to a formal or professional function dressed in a suit, and I see another man sporting a nice watch, I am simultaneously impressed and embarrassed. I feel like a child with a toy on my wrist.
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small size apple watches:
gen 1-3 came in 38
gen 4-6 & se came in 40
gen 7-9 came in 41
So your claiming that a mechanical watch, is going to detect heart issues, car crashes, and call emergency SOS, and give them your location? I don't think so, but maybe I'm wrong
Great show if you never watched it, he loved hockey and watches.
https://youtu.be/09UlB17cgKw
Great show if you never watched it, he loved hockey and watches.
https://youtu.be/09UlB17cgKw
This brand isn't attractive to me but others are. I'm a craftsman. I respect craftsmanship. Whether its a sailboat I'm cruising or racing or a watch I'm buying, if its important to me I'll pay for craftsmanship. Everyone scratches that itch different ways.
BTW cars do nothing for me, but I grew up in a 64-1/2 mustang. Good luck finding a 63 that isn't wood or clay.
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And posts it on SLICKDEALS of all places
Who let the poors in