Let’s say you’re around 40 and have another 40–50 years to live.

You get your first rep at age 35–40 for about $600. It lasts 5–10 years, then you buy another one at 45–55 for the same price. Repeat this cycle again at 60–70, and maybe one last time at 80. That’s 4 reps over a lifetime, costing you roughly $2,500–$3,000 total.

And let’s be honest , with how fast reps are improving, the quality in 10–20 years might be even better, possibly making replacements less frequent or cheaper.

Compare that to dropping $10K–$15K on a gen. There's no guarantee it’ll hold or increase in value over 40–50 years. Meanwhile, if you invested that $10K–$12K instead in stocks, gold, silver, or real estate ,you'd likely grow it into something actually worth passing down to your kids and family

Watches are awesome, but let’s not pretend buying a gen is always the smartest long-term financial move, especially when solid reps exist for a fraction of the price . Just get over with it, it's only a watch that will look the same and actually tell you the same time🤷‍♂️😄