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Hefty-
You're being ridiculous, nobody can live without a watch the size of a large turtle, designed to survive immense depths of water (and probably nuclear war). These hazards are becoming increasingly common in modern offices. It's an utter fallacy that such important instruments are an exercise in dick-waving or conspicuous consumption.
Attractive reasonably priced watches that actually work are strictly for the servants.
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Imagine spending less than 2.5k on a watch. I bet all it would do is accurately tell the time, absolutely disgraceful.
ColinTheBald
Eejit
Imports of Swiss watches to the UK were up by 31% in the first half of 2022, according to the Federation of the Swiss Watch Industry – the average spend at the Watches of Switzerland group being about £6,000. Meanwhile, sales of watches below £2,500, sometimes referred to as “mid-range”, are falling.
Our lads are doing their bit.