porscheRS
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Would you buy one?
Seriously, with all the responses and talks generated on the Titanic-DNA watches, RJ has, I think succeeded with its campaign as far as marketing is concerned! I would say most, if not all the feedback I read are NEGATIVE, for a mere reason that money is being made out of the victims or near victims. However, no one has said anything about the money being made from the silver screen and all other Titanic-related items sold, for a profit. What about money generated from auctions on items salvaged from the wreck?
I do not own a Titanic-DNA yet, but am seriously thinking of getting an extreme rusted steel watch, soon. I think of it as an opportunity to "own" a piece of history and I do like the look of the bezel with the rusted steel.
Would any of you consider getting one and like me, see that as an opportunity to own a piece of history? Do you think it'll be a collector's watch in the making?
Meanwhile, the debate continues..............
Cheers!
Sometimes "rust" can be an artistic patina (Cabestan made by RJ)
Neat images Bernard !
Are they for real, or is this some post-modern joke
The zero degree of horology.
