Does it mean that middle-aged people can't wear a smartwatch?
When I went to Hong Kong, I ran across most of Kowloon before finding a G-shock specialty store and bought a watch for my dad, but I didn't expect that he wouldn't want to wear it at all. He insisted on wearing that astronomical watch that only an eighty-year-old would wear. I really don't understand, can't a digital watch be classy too? The MRG I bought him cost me (to be precise, cost him) tens of thousands. And he just ignored it. Wearing that broken watch makes him look so much older. I tried to talk to him nicely, but he wouldn't listen, such an old stubborn man.
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Buying a watch is nothing for a tycoon; our family in Wenzhou can only be considered middle-class...
You are wrong, middle-aged and elderly people should wear analog watches, just like elderly people are not suitable for wearing overly bright-colored clothes; this is a reasonable match for their age.
G-Shock has incredibly powerful performance: pressure-resistant, high-temperature resistant, waterproof, atomic timekeeping every hour, measuring air pressure, latitude and longitude, temperature... and so on. I am purely practical, and I think it is simply unbelievable.
Your dad doesn't want to see you spend some useless money. Waste... I don't want to say this about you, money doesn't come that easily.
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