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After 31 1/2 years in a large corporate gulag, both I and everybody else who is a fan of the comic strip Dilbert knows that bosses in general are clueless idiots, and are barely cognizant of the existence of their employees at all. I REALLY have a hard time believing that your typical pointy haired boss (and it sounds like you certainly have one, from your fears about wearing an Omega) would even NOTICE what kind of watch you are wearing, much less know enough to realize that yours is a lot better than his.
I seriously think you should re-evaluate the job you're in, and what your goals are in life, and where you expect to be with this job in 5 or 10 years if you decide to stay there. If that work environment is impinging upon your own personal lifestyle and values that much, it's not healthy for you to stay there the rest of your life.
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