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Besançon's original post, playfully titled 'Should I wear my Daytona ever again?', sparks a fascinating discussion that transcends typical watch enthusiast concerns. While the initial query hints at the common dilemma of balancing a luxury watch's value with its wearability, the ensuing conversation unexpectedly veers into broader cultural commentary, reflecting how personal values and external perceptions can influence even the most cherished possessions. This article explores the unexpected tangents and insights generated by the community.
But, most crucially, I know for a fact that he is, politely put, a highly indecent human being. Now, I have enjoyed a couple of films he has been a part of during his lifelong filmmaking career, but those films would have been at least as good, if not better had a more competent actor played his respective parts (hey, it's just an opinion ). His most prominent collaborator, Mr. Martin Scorsese, has long become a caricature of himself from my perspective, quite literally and metaphorically. The h
drive around in circles once a year in Florida. We few, .....we lucky few, .....are the only ones that recognize watches.
These made-up 'moments' for PR remind me of YouTubers.
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Hollywood needs to step it up and realize 2026 is here. Times have greatly evolved, as is AI. Personalized, bespoke entertainment awaits..... PS: He gives back to his viewers. Cleetus is a great guy 😁
“For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?” — Mark 8:36
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