Luhan and William Chan criticised for wearing Rolex watches? Looking good requires knowing how to style

　　Lu Han and William Chan are undoubtedly among the most popular rising stars of the moment, as well as being quintessential handsome men. However, both of them recentlygold Rolex watcheshave been somewhat dismissed by the public, showing that even handsome men can struggle to pull off a gold Rolex.

　　In fact, a gold Rolex is no different from any other luxury timepiece; as long as we maintain a relaxed mindset when wearing one and pair it sensibly, there is no need to worry about feeling out of place or awkward. Furthermore, a gold Rolex is not as dated or tacky as people might imagine.

　　Naturally, there are still plenty of watch enthusiasts who remain unconvinced. As one collector put it: "Gold Rolexes, gold chains, and tattoos—these are things worn exclusively by gangsters or upstarts, and this impression is deeply rooted in the public consciousness. Consequently, seeing a gold Rolex simply lacks taste." This is hardly surprising, given how common such imagery is in television and film; despite many business leaders wearing them in daily life, it does little to shift the general perception of a gold Rolex.

　　True to form, these two heartthrobs have found themselves facing criticism for wearing gold watches. It all began when Lu Han posted a photo on Weibo posing with his cat. Judging by the feline's expression, however, it had little interest in cooperating, prompting some commentators to quip that the large gold watch must simply be too garish. The timepiece Lu Han is wearing is areplica Rolex Daytona 116528G, equipped with an automatic mechanical movement, 18K gold material, featuring a chronograph function, solid case back, a case diameter of 40 mm, and water resistance up to 100 metres.

　　Some say that falling for someone who is not yours is truly agonising, where even feeling a pang of jealousy lacks any legitimacy. Sometimes, substituting the word "someone" with a "watch" works just as well: "Falling for a watch that isn't yours is truly agonising, where even feeling a pang of jealousy lacks any legitimacy." Often, matters of preference are simply that subtle.