Not everyone associates objects with personal success. Some just like watches for what they really are, time telling machines.

@@Jedimaster36091 Yes, that could be true. But it's a copy. That permanently undermines it's reason for existing. It's stealing intellectual property. Just buy the real thing. Otherwise you're acknowledging that your whole life is one big shortcut. Plus every time someone looks at it, there is the thought of that's a beautiful Tudor, because I recognise the design, but on closer inspection, the person with the complimentary thought, thinks that's a copy. And the watch owner must think, does he think it's the real watch. Is that person going to think we'll of you? No! They will think badly, and later on might laugh at you, when telling a friend the story. Watch companies. Use your own designers, and make your own designs.