Do Rolexes have a subscription? This is a clever marketing stunt, but doesn't really add up. Rolexes are appreciated by many because as long as they aren't ab

Do Rolexes have a subscription? This is a clever marketing stunt, but doesn't really add up. Rolexes are appreciated by many because as long as they aren't abused, they'll require a little servicing but usually not much. Mice and keyboards are total wear items, more like car brake pads. Think about it, you use a watch mostly by looking at it. Computer peripherals are constantly tapped, dragged, clicked, bumped, sometimes a lot while playing a game or writing a document. You might as well try to sell me a "forever smartphone", haha. 20 years ago Logitech was the only mainstream manufacturer for quality peripherals, and they delivered at a very, very competitive price point. Microsoft was good but expensive. Nowadays there are tons of good manufacturers, thanks China. Sadly, Logitech is probably feeling the pinch. I really loved their mega bass computer sound systems in college, like the Z-540 and Z-680. It was tight for a dorm room. I actually still have the 680, but it's in the garage. Incredibly it still works great when I tested it earlier this year.