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While I agree with your post in general, my intent was not to start another of the old quartz VS mechanical debates.
I don't necessarly view high end watches as jewelry. When one purchases a high end watch, there is definetely the jewelry aspect, but more importantly to me, the high end watches represent a better quality case and band. I may be wrong, but I guess that was what I was looking for was opinions on spend high$$ for a quartz watch, to get what is perceived (to me anyway) is a higher quality watch overall.
Thank you,....marc
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