QUOTE(CHiNO730 @ Dec 7 2011, 03:48 PM)
The JLC Reverso's are classics with much history and a reasonable entry price.
The distinctive rectangular shape is a plus as well.
There was a time (not too long ago) when I thought I could never afford one of those high-end luxury brands, let alone have a small collection of them.
It takes a bit of patience to save up if you're not from money, and definitely a lot of hard work. But these are things that will hopefully last a lifetime and if not that, can be sold without a huge loss (and in some cases a gain).
I think the hardest part is when you get to that point where you've not only saved to purchase such a timepiece, but can start affording them - you'll want to spend your money on a whole mess of other things, some even less practical than a RM 30k "wrist clock".
Added on December 7, 2011, 3:51 pmlol. still, nothing beats a Timex Indiglo - one of my first loves (for watches, of course).

Yeah, I need to save up quite some time before I could afford any of those 15k+ watches, the Reverso series gets my fancy but I prefer the bigger Squadra...
Browse the JLC website and there are tons of choices... haven't zeroed in on any specific one.
I think it will have to wait till I have the cold hard cash before I start looking at it.
It's no fun looking at watches when wallet empty...