we all know how Omega famously advertises their $20,000 watches in Southeast DC because their target demographic is "people in rent controlled housing working 3 jobs".
"Poor" person in this image:
Phone: $600
Watch: $65
Headphones: $1200 (must be an audiophile)
Total for a decent phone, decent watch, and hobbyist headphones : $1865
Time before he replaces those with something newer: at least 3-5 years
Real rich person:
iPhone 12 Pro Max (512 GB): $1400
Apple Watch Series 6 (Titanium with Stainless Steel Links, 44mm): $1250 (or some $20,000 designer mechanical shit like mentioned below)
AirPods Max: $550
Total to show how rich you are: $3200 (or $21,950)
Time before he replaces those with something newer: 1 year (or if it's the mechanical watch he probably has a collection he's constantly adding to)
Rich people don't have phones apparently
or watches or sunglasses or jewelry.
we all know how Omega famously advertises their $20,000 watches in Southeast DC because their target demographic is "people in rent controlled housing working 3 jobs".
"Poor" person in this image:
Phone: $600
Watch: $65
Headphones: $1200 (must be an audiophile)
Total for a decent phone, decent watch, and hobbyist headphones : $1865
Time before he replaces those with something newer: at least 3-5 years
Real rich person:
iPhone 12 Pro Max (512 GB): $1400
Apple Watch Series 6 (Titanium with Stainless Steel Links, 44mm): $1250 (or some $20,000 designer mechanical shit like mentioned below)
AirPods Max: $550
Total to show how rich you are: $3200 (or $21,950)
Time before he replaces those with something newer: 1 year (or if it's the mechanical watch he probably has a collection he's constantly adding to)
Was gonna make the audiophile joke :deeper-sadness: