let us not make conclusive damnations based upon preliminary pictures.
I myself have yet to see the watch up close and personal; we will shortly.
In the meantime, a little more temperence on a piece the commentators have NOT seen in the flesh would be appreciated.
This is an old, old story - please do not go over board with your comments (positive or negative, please) and PLEASE reserve conclusive damnations until you have personally seen and handled the watch (or at least until we have had a close up opportunity to examine it ourselves.)
The watch was seen through a display window; come on, guys, let's remember where you are.
Why is it that successful, sophisticated adults (assuming that anyone that can actually afford such items fit this description) have to be constantly reminded to temper one's public words for civility?
Ironically, for every industry observer reveling in the gang jumping that is being heaped on the "king of brands" I expect each and every one would in turn have a problem if such comments were turned on them.
We maintain civility for no other reason than that it is our policy and it is our standard. I hope you, as guests, remember that and can respect that.
