yeah, I'd agree with Erika - it must be purely a conversation piece. I've never even heard of this Romain watchmaker guy. It would cost alot less to buy a Rolex and wear that around, if displaying wealth were the main goal. Seems to me, anybody who'd buy this watch wants to put their I-think-outside-the-boxness on display. The fact that it costs 300 thou is just icing on the cake.

-- MinaNasseri - 26 Apr 2008

why not just wear a sign that says "ask me about my watch?" Is this meant to be a conversation starter for boring d-bags who have sold all their time to some office and have piles of money but nothing to talk about? "Well it doesn't actually tell time you see. Oh and this right here - yeah that's metal from the titantic"

"wow that bob guy is so interesting!"

-- ErikaKrystian - 26 Apr 2008

I NEED IT!

-- MiaWhite - 26 Apr 2008

There's something poetic about a watch that only tells the difference between day and night. It's like an elegant little indictment of our modern rat race. Although, there are probably ways to make that statement for a lot less than 300 grand.

-- JuliaS - 26 Apr 2008

I know this isn't useful discussion, but just wanted to share for the "wow" factor of it. It is pure marketing genius. Totally useless, incredibly expensive, and perfect for that guy who already has everything. -- AdamCarlis - 26 Apr 2008

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