Sure, diamond watches or gold watches and even silver watches may be pretty. They may even be incredibly expensive for all we care. But the fact of the matter is this: they are practically worthless when you place them next to a steel watch.
Before you express your outcry, hear this out first: this is purely on the basis of value for money. If you really and sincerely think about it, your gold or diamond watches don’t really do anything for you but express status; and given this, you really wouldn’t actually want (or would you be able to) wear it on a regular basis, especially if you are expected to do a lot of traveling. What do you expect? These watches are made out of gold and diamonds. Chances are you’ll be stabbed and that will be gone before you can even blink. And don’t think that it’ll only happen in “bad neighborhoods” either – given the kind of economic situation that the world is in today, there are some pretty desperate people outside of those areas too. In other words: you can only wear your valuable watches on certain occasions and in certain places. Which are quite few these days.
Steel watches, on the other hand, are far less likely to be targeted by people desperate for money – evidently, this means that you can wear them anytime, anywhere and not feel like someone is going to try and steal it. You have peace of mind as well in this context, which means that you can go about doing whatever you like doing without even having to think of the watch. If you also take into consideration the fact that a steel watch can also withstand a whole lot of abuse and not be damaged at all (and you have to admit that most other watches can get damaged easily), then you will realize that you have just bought a watch that you can use for a very long time.
So think about it, really and sincerely: doesn’t a steel watch seem like a better investment?
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I HAVE DAT WATCH..the only thing is i have no diamond earings to match it
Yeh, eventually silver and gold tone overlays begin to wear off and the piece will begin to look worn and dingy. Don't spend good money on overlayed jewelry. Sterling silver will begin to tarnish over time if not stored in a box or bag that has anti-tarnishing protection. The stainless steel can be just as beautiful. Both silver and stainless will be good quality. Here is a site I just found that describes how to care for sterling.
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