Winner Watch for Black Outfit #shorts #watch

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·Nov 7, 2024

All right, so now we have this all black outfit, and you actually were able to find three amazing watches under 10k: Cartier, we have Lene, and we have Baume & Mercier.

Yeah, so which one are you going with? Very important to have entry-level prices, and some of them are under $5,000. But whatever you can afford, you set the market at 10. So these are extraordinarily good brands, all of them. Every one of these is worth every dollar in terms of the quality of the mechanics, the support the brand has, the longevity they've been around.

They're all been around for a long time. By the way, the Longines is beautiful too. The one that, for me, I wanted, and I saw this first at Watches and Wonders, is this Cartier for under 10.

And it does have—you can swap it out for a band. That was one of the covenants you had. You can't go wrong with this; this is such a beauty! This is one of their new ones.

I was actually checking this out before you came in today. It's going to work with black because you really got this fantastic grading in the dial that really accentuates that. It could work with white, it can work with black, it can go with a gray suit—whatever you want.

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Winner Watch for Black Outfit #shorts #watch

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