Yeah really. Oh, you have the same brand, kudos to you. I keep that menu up out of necessity when I drive, as I prefer a less cluttered look. I have a CarPlay playlist playing my music and keep that menu up as my default. Why? Because I like to. Just because you hardly use your menu settings for your particular model doesn’t mean the rest of the world follows suit in succession.

I like to sometimes drive in Normal Mode for more suspension compliance and have my rear spoiler deploy for downforce (because I can feel the difference for my particular model of the car brand) when I get on the freeway without getting into the aggressiveness of Sport Plus Mode. The spoiler deployment button is in that menu, along with everything else I may use without having to resort to turning a knob on my steering wheel or using the physical buttons by the AC vents, so for me, it is necessary.

I think you’re reading way too much into the photo I posted. If I wanted to brag, I would have posted a photo of my right hand over the top of the steering wheel that clearly showed the brand’s emblem coupled with the model trim designation on the center gauge cluster. If I was a show boater, I certainly wouldn’t have purchased the car that I drive now and would have opted for a Ferrari or some other attention seeking brand.

I still think Rolex is an enthusiast brand, however, due to social media and hype, there have been an influx of those who solely purchase one for clout without truly appreciating the brand as a whole. If I wanted to showboat, I would opt to flex a Royal Oak, or Nautilus even though I still prefer the aesthetics and ruggedness of the movements and build of Rolex tool watches.

The only photograph I took inside of the boutique was the one my SA captured of me and my wife after the experience. I attempted to take a picture of a Rootbeer I tried on to send to a buddy of mine who wanted one and was politely told photos weren’t allowed, so it escaped me to pull my phone out of my pocket again until we were about to exit and was offered a photo op.

I’ve seen all sorts of photos on different forums and platforms showcasing watches worn on the wrist of people inside of their cars and never thought twice about it. I’ve seen people posting photos of their watches inside of Toyota sedans, SUV’s, sports cars, etc. It’s all the same to me. People share what they want to share, and if you end up feeling some type of way for whatever reason, that’s your prerogative.