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This panel brings together watch collectors, designers, and industry insiders to explore the cultural significance of timepieces—from luxury investments to personal storytelling and generational heirlooms.
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00:00Whew, man, there's no feeling like being able to purchase something that you worked really hard for, right?
00:08I come from a very blue-collar background, and so my mom was always telling me, you know,
00:14don't spend your money on goofy things that'll depreciate.
00:19For me, obviously, the first thing that a lot of times a guy would want to get is a chain.
00:24Guys always go for the big chain.
00:26And I remember getting one, I got an iced-out chain that I was wearing on TV,
00:32and I remember once I got bored of it, because you're always going to get bored of things after a certain amount of time,
00:38when I went to sell it back or get rid of it, you can't, right?
00:43When you buy, how you doing?
00:45There's not a lot of appreciation on it.
00:47So I remember my first watch, I would have to really think about which one that was.
00:55Jacob five times old, maybe?
00:57No, no, no, no, it wasn't that.
00:58It was either a Cartier or a Rolex.
01:00Probably, I want to say that it was a Rolex.
01:02And I remember just, I remember the jeweler, and I remember, like, I started a very long relationship with that jeweler.
01:09But there's no feeling like it.
01:12There's no feeling like working hard and having the fruits of your labor pay off with something that you work for.
01:17There's no worries.
01:18But I certainly hope.
01:19I think people want to work at this.
01:20There's no feeling like they can work for.
01:21There's no mystery like it.
01:22There's no feeling like, wow.
01:23I've been 19, 20 years old.
01:24Look out.
01:25I believe that you're still waiting for you.
01:26There's no reason, thank you.
01:27There's no reason why.
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