Woman's Fine Watch Question

My cartier does have a second hand, i wasn't wearing it yesterday so I forgot that it did. So that is one square face watch with a second hand fwiw.

 

Bingo! Give this man a prize.

 

Surprises are better.

 

MOre fun.

 

It's only fun if you get what you want. While the thought is still appreciated, it's just not the same if it's not exactly what a woman wants - especially when it comes to jewelry and shoes. If you aren't positive, then don't do it unless it's returnable.

 

Well first of all, I would never buy shoes or clothes as a blind gift...as opposed to taking someone shoping and just paying. BUt Jewely is a lot easier to give, once you get to know someone.

My wife had all yellow gold when I met her. Since then, I switched her to white gold and platinum and I have not heard one complaint yet! There was one diamond and sapphire pendant she got tired of after a couple years that I sold but that's it.

I really take a lot of time to decide what to get for her.

 

I never buy shoes or clothes as gifts- even I know my limits.

But I'm with Darth, if you know someone well you can get a really good grasp of jewelry and watch taste. If you're really good you can even get her to let go of a nasty gold habit.

Here's the one I bought Gwen a few years ago.. had I known Darth I probably would've gone for the B&M but this was the best I had seen all month and it really was something that I thought she'd enjoy- the size & style was exactly what I was looking for. Not expensive, but I'm not sure if she's taken it off since I gave it to her.
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tissot is great bang for the buck. take a look at their on line cat they have a few nice pieces........very very reasonably priced as well. you could even get her a beater and nice piece.

tissot was a sponsor of the sauber f1 team in mid 90s and now sponsors moto gp.....

 

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