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The Watch Appreciation Thread (Reviews and Photos of Men's Timepieces by Rolex, Patek Philippe, Brei
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I don't think you know what Fashionista means.Originally Posted by SoCal2NYC
It depends what "means" means. Seriously, you're a fashionista Socal. That's not an insult btw
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It's like someone took a 40 year old Omega and beat the **** out of it.Originally Posted by imageWIS
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Looks like they have the El Primero chrono movement in them. I remember when Zenith's weren't sold in this country and you could get them for a song in Europe. Then LVMH came along.
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Looks like they have the El Primero chrono movement in them. I remember when Zenith's weren't sold in this country and you could get them for a song in Europe. Then LVMH came along.Originally Posted by edmorel
I remember that era as well, I used to have a Zenith back in the day.
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To fit the TB esthetic, shouldn't TB watches be so tight your hand turns black?Originally Posted by RJman
And waterproof for the flooding expected?
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Funny. Although in reality, not bad for a 16 year old, huh? Especially one earned the money to buy the watch?Originally Posted by imageWIS
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Some WIS get the bug early.
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Ok, I'll bite (no pun intended), why is it an insult?Originally Posted by imageWIS
Jon.
Those outside of the fashion industry call anyone who is "into fashion" or "wearing crazy clothing" as being a fashionista.
Those inside of the fashion industry view the term "fashionista" as being more equated to a label whore or someone who tries (well, some might actually live it) to portray a lifestyle of luxury/glamour/taste. Think the FIT student who runs around with a monogram Gucci tote, Dior aviators and runs around to the main designer boutiques to buy a tshirt or sneakers here and there. Their myspace or AIM name will probably have the word "couture" in it.
Those outside of the fashion industry call anyone who is "into fashion" or "wearing crazy clothing" as being a fashionista.Originally Posted by SoCal2NYC
Those inside of the fashion industry view the term "fashionista" as being more equated to a label whore or someone who tries (well, some might actually live it) to portray a lifestyle of luxury/glamour/taste. Think the FIT student who runs around with a monogram Gucci tote, Dior aviators and runs around to the main designer boutiques to buy a tshirt or sneakers here and there. Their myspace or AIM name will probably have the word "couture" in it.
Please tell me that you wrote this to be ironic, fashionista boy.
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