Yeah I my therapist says that a lot. Not about watches, other stuff. I worry about people questioning my priorities or jumping to assumptions about how I present myself.
Yeah I my therapist says that a lot. Not about watches, other stuff. I worry about people questioning my priorities or jumping to assumptions about how I present myself.
If it’s not inherited I wouldn’t say it is. If I wore an AP & a client commented on it, the best response (if it’s true) is it being bequeathed by a loved one. Anything else could make them curious to start watching your pockets.
I hear what you’re saying, but if my analyst showed up wearing Gucci loafers i’d tell him to go home.
I manage money for high net worth people. Their investment fees pay our salaries. If I have too much on my wrist it would ruffle feathers.
Inherited watches don’t count, if it’s a casio or an AP it can be worn whenever with with whomever IMHO.
I manage money for high net worth people. The self-made ones generally don’t like to see expensive jewelry or clothing on their advisor. The investment fees from the client’s accounts literally pay our salaries.
MCS exists but this is not it.
You’re the first person to give a rule of thumb 😂 even though our circumstances are different i appreciate hearing your approach!