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"Do you people not have phones" but unironically
Hey, I like wearing watches, but that's because I like having the time on my wrist and not have to pull out my phone. And smartwatches can show me my notifications.
But this... is something else.
Expensive watches are bracelets for men.
They absolutely are, they're one of the more "acceptable" accessories a guy can really flex with.
Shoes and watches, everyone likes nice shoes/boots and watches.
TBH I think most men's watches look ugly.
That's fair, I'm not a fan of big bulky ones (which is most mens watches) but something nice and slim with a good aesthetic and some shiny bits to catch the light can be a really piece of jewelry on the right occasion.