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Originally Posted by tony20009
I guess that just means there would be two gauche folks there instead of one. 
Just kidding. I don't actually know how embarrassing that'd be if one hasn't made an "issue" out of one's watch beforehand. As I've said, I don't find the fake watch to be an issue at all. I find one wearing a fake and claiming it's real to be an issue, and the issue with that is that that the person is lying, much less lying over something for which telling the truth would have had no impact.
Indeed, telling the truth may have made the person and the watch more interesting to me. I'd want to see their fake, say Rolex, up close. to see how close/far away from the authentic version it is or isn't. I have a real Rolex, so I have no need to see theirs. It's just like mine. LOL
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Not sure what you do for living.. but in my industry, I meet with a lot of high end clients and CEO/CFOs. I would be scared to pull a fake watch in front of them and lose my credentials. To be honest, buying watch is a great investment.