Wife or Rolex

[brandrea]

Originally Posted by Fat_ninja

I’m just going to say that 2 20 year olds would cost you more.

in a heart beat. At my age I have no interest in this option

[linesiders]

Well....

[clock]

https://youtu.be/Rc_NNjV0s1o

Originally Posted by LuminousMaximus

Ok this thread is depressing me...

I think that if you have problems with one wife, similar problems will follow you if you simply divorce and not find out the causes...

I love all the, "Relief" and "Freedom" but really some of us are destined to be married, and if you can not or will not correct the issues between you's, it quite possible there will be more problems in the next relationship.

I like the idea, of living together and keeping things separate, and Yes, I just caught myself...

Really, do what you makes you happy, and if divorce is it, then do it.

As far as OP, I'm not giving advice anymore to anyone. I would just say, keep an open mind because you could be causing the problems in the relationship either knowingly or not...

Not giving advice is---> Relief!

[BT1985]

Originally Posted by clock

https://youtu.be/Rc_NNjV0s1o

I think he is wearing a Invicta...


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[tgyberg]

[Jabbo84]

....both

[HappyFamilyVan]

I have created a monster.
Her second acquisition.
Well...at least she has good taste.

[Kliminator]

Originally Posted by HappyFamilyVan

I have created a monster.

Her second acquisition.

Well...at least she has good taste.

So your wife was unhappy with the expensive watch hobby you have and decided the way to get around it would be to join you?

Haha I could never see my wife doing the same thing. But better for the wallet it's only one of us

[woof]

Dude..... divorce is expensive plus she'll get half of your collection.
Its cheaper to buy her a nice watch or jewelry.

[Roli4life]

If you’re asking Rolex wins! A word of advice girls in their 20s can be annoying. Try for late 20s early 30s

[jb335]

Originally Posted by 10klakes

My significant other knows I am a collector of things, so it’s no need to justify them to her or myself. Of the things I have collected, the Rolex are probably the easiest for her (or I) to liquidate, if/when need be.

Notice I said significant other and not wife? 16 years into this relationship and no plans of marriage. No interest in legally dividing my assets or hers. She has her bank account, and I have mine. It works well- and we stick together because we want to, not because we have to or are legally bound to do so.

Love this. I just don't understand the benefit into turning a relationship into a legal one.

[zengineer]

I have little sympathy for men who basically marry their mother.



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[Tony1T]

its better to seek forgiveness than permission

[Miura Mario]

Originally Posted by Fat_ninja

I’m just going to say that 2 20 year olds would cost you more.

Not if you rent them...

[garyk]

My wife’s growing watch collection now includes this Tudor Chrono we bought over the holidays.

And that gents is how we do it!!!




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[AF_Rob]

Between my collection and all my wife’s jewelry and bags, we are probably about even. Actually, she’s probably ahead.


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[garyk]

Originally Posted by AF_Rob

Between my collection and all my wife’s jewelry and bags, we are probably about even. Actually, she’s probably ahead

As she should be LOL!!!

[JoseR]

Originally Posted by Roli4life

If you’re asking Rolex wins! A word of advice girls in their 20s can be annoying. Try for late 20s early 30s

Age doesn't matter they can be annoying until they're 90. Been divorced for 19 years and some of the best years of my life. Do want I want, buy want I want, go where I want and no complaining about anything... Sometimes I talk to myself but theirs never an argument or whining. This is the life I choose and I'm happier than a pig in mud... Rolex wins, just put her on my wrist and it just tells me the time, that's all I want.. Just my .02.

[schoolboy]

Originally Posted by DJTOSUB

I’m lucky - my wife could care less how much I spend on watches (or anything else).



I also don’t ask what she spends on clothes, shoes and handbags.

This is what a happy marriage sounds like to me.

Not some guy that says “happy wife happy life”

I’ve never understood that saying and to be honest, I hope I never do

Hahaha

[schoolboy]

Originally Posted by Chaching

My wife and I are also best friends and happily married for many years. I would never let anything “material” come between us. That’s just stupid.

I don’t see it as something material coming between them, I see it as her threatening his freedom

[WRISTROLEX]

Wife

[schoolboy]

Originally Posted by HappyFamilyVan

She found the compromise. She gets to start collecting.

This will be her first piece.

Dang, you must be made of money. That is one expensive way to fix an argument lol

[tbk]

Got divorced years ago, and just got remarried. She doesn't try to control me, is excited when I get a new watch, and is my best friend. I would never have remarried if it was any other way. Also, the prenup specifically says I keep all my stuff including watches. Learned my lesson there too after losing half my stuff the first time!

[JoseR]

Originally Posted by schoolboy

This is what a happy marriage sounds like to me.

Not some guy that says “happy wife happy life”

I’ve never understood that saying and to be honest, I hope I never do

Hahaha

Me either.. should be happy couple happy life... not happy wife miserable husband. Life is too damn short to deal with stress and that is what they give you.. Some may be lucky with a good loving and understanding wife...but that's rare now a days..

[schoolboy]

Originally Posted by HappyFamilyVan

It is a 40MM...She had me take her to the AD. Had me try on the watch.

Saw how excited I was getting. She then told the AD we will take it. Big smile across my face I was thinking what an amazing wife. Then she got even. She told the SA...now please size it for me.

I am not an expert...

But is seems like she is just being controlling and you’re totally buying into it

I’m a math teacher tho, so I could be totally wrong

[TswaneNguni]

Originally Posted by zengineer

I have little sympathy for men who basically marry their mother.



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All of a sudden I am thinking France ..

[TswaneNguni]

Married,20 years .
I buy her some, she buys me some ,we buy our own .. Very happy situation !

[Bizcut1]

I have a separate watch fund. Way separate.

[schoolboy]

Originally Posted by Hendrikus

On the day of my divorce being finalised I bought my first Patek. Says it all really...

Nice

I appreciate the freedom that I heard in your writing

What is it with all these men being controlled by women and thinking that it is okay?

Imagine men did that to women?

Then we would have a march from NY to CA

I just don’t get it

[schoolboy]

Originally Posted by pbubsy

I'm loyal, I provide, I buy what I want. She's loyal, she also provides, she buys what she wants. Getting tied up in your partner's purchases, unless they negatively impact your finances is ridiculous.

This is what I live by.