In a certain rarified world, men and women pay King Farouk-like amounts of money for a wristwatch. You know, like spending as much on an IWC as you might on, say, a Rolls-Royce Wraith.
According to an article on Business Insider, this crowd—and the companies that furnish it with timepieces that cost as much as real estate—feels no pressure from possible wrist-borne computers from Apple and Samsung.
