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Famous watches and famous people

  • By Julia Phillips
  • Published 11/14/2010
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It is very common for famous people to wear famous watches, especially those Hollywood superstars. People won’t feel strange for such behaviors as most of them are wealthy. In fact, those superstars and famous persons wear these timepieces not only because they are rich, but also because they need them. To some extent, famous timepieces and famous people have closed relationship. They need each other. Why do we say so? A Timepiece for a Person Once a person is known by people all over the world, it is necessary for him or her to pay attention to all the behaviors and every detail in life. The superstars are focused by people all the time. What they say is important. What they wear is important. Where they go is important. People want to know almost everything about them! And they care about their images much. At this time, those famous accessories are necessary for them. Only these items can be matched with them well. And there are always something bad for them be reported if they just wear something ordinary. A top watch from world famous brand first shows people about their taste. And they tell the reporters they live well by wearing a luxurious timepiece. They need such an item to show how elegant and graceful they are. A Person for a Timepiece We always see some advertisements of watches. Always there are many superstars in these advertisements with wearing the watches. Then they will wear them even in daily life because the manufactures present them as gifts. What can we see from this phenomenon? If the manufacturer wants the watches to be known by people all over the world, this is one of the best ways. Once the superstars wear them, they will be famous along with some reports. If they are worn by Marylin Monroe, the timepieces will be known world-wide within two days! It is necessary for pop stars and famous people to wear famous timepieces and vice verse today.

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