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12/8/08 at 6:40pm

GQgeek

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Originally Posted by Flieger

Jezus Christ, why did you cross-post the streetwear and denim WAYWT thread here?

Seriously though, when someone spends $400/ft of speaker and interconnect cable, you'd think they could afford decent shoes or clothes that fit and aren't horrendous. Not usually the case, unfortunately.

post #17 of 18

12/9/08 at 8:14am

Flieger

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I have wondered the same thing about watch fanatics. Many tourbillon wearing watch afficionados wear the most mindnumbing clothing.
As my forumname suggests I am into pilot watches and 'functional' aesthetic watches in general.
I like the contrast they create with fine clothing. I never got the 'look at me I don't care for clothing but I wear a Patek' thing. They feel the same about us I guess, when someone wears a casmere sportscoat, a tailor made shirt and fine trousers yet sports a timex with a ribbon strap.

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12/9/08 at 8:32am

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Originally Posted by binge

I bet authentic tortoise-shell frames with real glass lenses would make a world of difference compared to man-made materials. I wish LabelKing would weigh in on this...

The monocle is the ideal eyewear.