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[us_separator icon=”fas|star” size=”small”][us_image_slider ids=”9928,9930″ type=”1″ arrows=”always” nav=”none” transition=”slide”]As you may know, ‘Mr Oakleigh’ writes a regular column in the luxury lifestyle magazine ‘The Norwich Resident’ (http://www.norwichresident.co.uk).
In February 2015 the article was called ‘Valentine’s Day’ and here it is:
Valentine’s Day
So it’s February and that means Valentines Day and presents.
When one researches watches as gifts, what often comes up is that it has some deep psychological meaning – a snipe about your partner being late perhaps…
Now a very high profile watch gift recently passed between a high profile couple when Angelina Jolie gave Brad Pitt this £2m 1952 Patek Philippe. Now they’re clearly wealthy but that still seems an awful lot of money just to make a point – even for Branjelina.
I can’t help thinking that a more likely motive for giving a watch is that you want your partner to have something enduring, inherently valuable and that makes them think of you every time they look at their wrist.
Ladies, I reckon this diamond dialled Rolex Datejust fits the bill nicely don’t you?
