Wearing a Pepsi in NYC

[881]

“Shih Tzu stolen in Central Park while nanny gathered kids, heartbroken family offering $5K reward“

Today in nypost

[huncho]

Originally Posted by 881

“Shih Tzu stolen in Central Park while nanny gathered kids, heartbroken family offering $5K reward“

Today in nypost

clearly not safe to own a dog in nyc then

[stevestil]

Originally Posted by Kinnakeet

Surprising in that area. I’ve worn different gold Rolex’s in manhattan and not thought much about it. Going back soon and was going to wear a Santos with a diamond bezel. I don’t ride the sub way but need to be more aware.

Cops told my friend that someone spotted him at Sant Ambroeus (77th and Madison) and followed him back down to 64th and park which is where it happened.


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[GMT Aviator]

Love Manhattan. Always worn my GMT there without a thought.

[vesnyder]

My son lives in Brooklyn and commutes into Manhattan daily wearing his two-tone Datejust - which is not subtle - and has never had a problem. His girlfriend lives in Tribeca so he is traveling the Subway all hours of the day so he has seen it all. He is as close to a native as a New Yorker can get, so he does nt look like a tourist. As somedoct else said, situational awareness is essential.

[Chacend]

Like any big city just be aware of your surroundings.

[Olive Drab]

If you wear it, you will be deader than a Boeing whistleblower.

[piratfisk]

Originally Posted by BigJim67

Father in law would commute to NYC everyday with an 18K President. He was 5'6", never bothered.

You can always take it off and put in your pocket..

I would not. It's safer on your wrist. I believe you're more likely to be pick-pocketed on the train or someone shoulder-checking you & happily finding a watch when they want to get a wallet than you are to be mugged for your watch.

Be smart. It's a big city. You're not a country bumpkin rube who doesn't understand how crime works. Wear sleeves. I'll be in NYC in May. I wear long sleeves (business) & when I'm on the train, I don't reach up for the overhead handhold with my left (watch) hand.

[Hollie_Rollie]

Originally Posted by piratfisk

I would not. It's safer on your wrist. I believe you're more likely to be pick-pocketed on the train or someone shoulder-checking you & happily finding a watch when they want to get a wallet than you are to be mugged for your watch.

Be smart. It's a big city. You're not a country bumpkin rube who doesn't understand how crime works. Wear sleeves. I'll be in NYC in May. I wear long sleeves (business) & when I'm on the train, I don't reach up for the overhead handhold with my left (watch) hand.

Good Advice

[piratfisk]

Originally Posted by Hollie_Rollie

Good Advice

Thank you! I realized that I said "in May" when we are currently in May. I meant to say later this month. Either way, Smurf. It attracts 1% of the attention than my TT DJ36 does.

[Kinnakeet]

Originally Posted by piratfisk

Thank you! I realized that I said "in May" when we are currently in May. I meant to say later this month. Either way, Smurf. It attracts 1% of the attention than my TT DJ36 does.

In the diamond district my husband had maybe 5 people ask to buy his Smurf.

[Kinnakeet]

Originally Posted by stevestil

Cops told my friend that someone spotted him at Sant Ambroeus (77th and Madison) and followed him back down to 64th and park which is where it happened.


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Awful.

[Krash]

I’d wear it.

I’m bringing my GMT BLNR to Europe in a few months. I’m wearing it everywhere I go.

But admittedly, I’m not so sure about the subway system in NYC. It seems like there is always something bad going on…


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[Andad]

Wear a Pepsi but not a 16610LV.

[Toptimes]

Sounds like a great trip, Central park is a fantastic area to stay in. As for wearing your pepsi while taking a subway, NYC is generally safe, especially in well traveled areas like Central park and on a subway.

[piratfisk]

Originally Posted by Kinnakeet

In the diamond district my husband had maybe 5 people ask to buy his Smurf.

I'm not a tourist, a Hassidic Jew or Italian gold merchant, so I don't venture into 47th St. often.

(Mods, before you jump to the infractions, as a native New Yorker, the aforementioned three demographics are truly the only people who spend time in the Diamond District. It's factual, not anti-anyone.)