Ok, but move to Los Angeles and re-try that experiment. In some environments here, I’d argue being spotted wearing a Rolex in a non-business context would get

Ok, but move to Los Angeles and re-try that experiment. In some environments here, I’d argue being spotted wearing a Rolex in a non-business context would get you laughed out of the room by those wearing the latest YSL shoes, Givenchy pants, and Botega Veneta belts. Sounds bizarre, right? Like all cultural phenomenons, fashion and the status that goes along with is absolutely regional, and very much dependent on which communities you associate with.