If it's a hot date you're talking about, she'll only care if the watch compliments your atire. Not what brand or kind of watch you're wearing.

Only in the shower.

Edit: and NSFWC activities.

Patience is key, my friend. Trust me.

Difficult call, there's no other watch like the the alpinist as it's most known today (cathedral hands, numerals, internal rotating compass bezel). And if your heart is set on that, I wouldn't settle and be patient for the right deal in your hunt for the SARB017.

I guess, technically I do. When I'm at work, where I spend the vast majority of the time in a cleanroom, I wear a watch underneath the suit on my left, and inside the Cleanroom I have a Casio Databank to wear on my right on the outside of the suit.

Casio cosmo-phase

I don't think there's anything wrong with calling something "entry level", per se. But what's striking to me is that "entry level" is being used all over the place. "Entry level watches", "entry level luxury", "entry level [brand name], etc.

When I compare that to my other passion, guitar, I don't think anyone has uttered the phrase "entry level Pensa Suhr", because a beginner isn't going to buy a guitar like that, it just isn't "entry level" and I'm struggling to think where else this term is used so broadly, other than watches.