The replica watch we often wear is truly a man's "diamond".

　　There was previously an article titled "Diamonds: The Most Brilliant Marketing Scam of the 20th Century", and after reading it, many people rushed to share it—though most of those sharing were our male compatriots...

　　"The sole element of a diamond is carbon, making it the most abundant element in the world. Synthetic diamonds are also identical to mined ones, and relying on diamonds to hold their value is undoubtedly difficult. Second-hand diamonds have zero market and can only be sold back to dealers at low prices, yet this still cannot stop hypnotised humans (women) from crazily chasing after them."

　　In fact, it is not just diamonds; modern luxury watches are much the same. Quite a few brands promote their timepieces as having historical narratives, handcrafted artistry, and cultural heritage, but in reality, the history is pieced together, the watches are produced on industrial assembly lines, and the culture is disconnected.

　　Prestigious watches do not retain their value either; plenty take a severe hit on the second-hand market, with even more failing to fetch half price, and some new watches even listed for sale at 2 to 3 percent of retail. Some might still argue that mechanical watches are complex! But think about it carefully,Mechanical watchcould they possibly be more complex than cars or computers? Even so, countless men still rush forward one after another to buy watches.

　　Women do not care about movement performance; they only care about whether it looks good and whether their husband is buying it for them. Women find it even harder to understand why men spend a fortune pursuing mechanics, precision, and complications. Just like men do not understand women, who already have numerous handbags yet never stop buying more.

　　Because, in truth,replica watchit is a man's "diamond"! Men cannot understand women, and women cannot understand men.

　　Men never truly grow up; their toys just get more expensive! Yet I can almost imagine that when a man tells his wife all about the truths of diamonds, the most likely scenario he will encounter is his wife softly saying, "So, you think by showing me this, we don't need to buy a diamond, right?" To which the man will instantly shake his head and say with absolute firmness, "Of course not, we're buying one, absolutely; I was just telling you how it is."

　　Is this the same as an online game? To complete a quest, you need to buy very expensive items from an NPC, but these items do not provide any attribute improvements; their only purpose is to complete the quest. A solo player will even earn a special achievement title—Big Meat.

　　And that item is just like the diamonds men buy; even if a man doesn't agree with the value of diamonds, he still buys, buys, buys!