A Designer Watch: An Investment Worth Making

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When you have kids, your world begins to revolve around them. Before, you only really had to fend for yourself and consider your own wants and needs. But as soon as little ones turn up, you alter your priorities and put them first. This means that many of us stop investing in things for ourselves and begin investing in things that will benefit our children instead.

 

But sometimes, you can have it both ways. There are, believe it or not, investments that you can make that will meet your own wants at the same time as providing for your children and providing security in the future. This may sound odd, but one option is a designer watch.

 

High end watches, as well know, are extremely desirable. They serve all sorts of purposes. They are practical. You can use them day in and day out to tell the time. They also look great, adding a touch to your outfit and sending out all sorts of information about your personal tastes and style. Finally, they serve as a status symbol. People know that designer watches cost a lot, so tend to be impressed by people wearing them.

 

Of course, few parents would spend so much on something that’s purely for themselves. But watches come hand in hand with the benefit of appreciating in value over time. They remain desirable and as they become harder to source over time, people grow increasingly willing to pay even more for them. A great watch could serve as a genuinely good financial investment that could benefit your little ones in the future!

 

You can learn more about this with the infographic on Patek Phillipe watches below.


Infographic Design By Patek Philippe: A Reference to the Past

Paul

About The Author

Following the birth of his son in 2009, Paul was unfit and sluggish. Since then he's been training using a range of exercise techniques and gained some valuable information over the years. Events he has completed to date are Total Warrior, Pier To Pier, Bamburgh 10k, Hamsterley 10k, Blaydon Races, Newcastle Stampede and over 50 parkruns. In 2012 he created his own challenge called the '12 Days of Christmas.' He raised over £1000 for Percy Hedley by running 60 miles to celebrate their 60 years. In 2013 he ran the '12 parkruns of Christmas' with friend Lee Nyland. The pair raised over £1400 for the Tiny Lives Fund.

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