re: #18 Dangerman

you decide the value of a thing to you. what you’re willing to pay for it or do for it. is it a need or a want, etc.

what other people want it for or are willing to pay for it really isnt relevant to you.

scarcity may have influenced the market price to get it where it is, but shouldnt affect your evaluation of worth to you

Exactly; IMO, the Casio GW-M5610-1 is the best value wristwatch on the market. Solar-powered and radio-controlled timekeeping, water resistant to 200 meters, stopwatch, lap timer and multiple alarm functions, I’ll take that over a good many other watches out there, including luxury brands. And when you dress it up with a stainless steel bezel and bracelet (an easy and relatively inexpensive mod), it looks great too.

It’s a relatively inexpensive wristwatch, but value being subjective, I’ll take this over a $5,000 model any day.