My One And Only Watch Novels & Stories

Whatever it is, I am craving to know. Damn. I felt like I have some psychological problem. “Miss, I said I’m sorry,” he repeated impatiently. I woke up from my thoughts and looked at my phone he was holding. I didn’t notice it slip from my hand when I fell. As I was reaching my phone, I noticed his watch. And I almost choked on my saliva. It was a very rare vintage Rolex watch with skull on sacred crown silver strap. He paired it with a designer’s twined anchor leather bracelet. The watch’s design might be disturbing but god! That customized watch costs lots of money! He really is something!

"Here's the photos, ma'am. Please have a look." "Thank you." Jessica flipped through the photos as the staff briefly explained the inspiration behind the watch and its designer. "This is the latest design by DL's designer, with only ten limited units worldwide. We're the only store that has one unit remaining at the moment," the staff explained. After browsing so many options just now, Jessica was so overwhelmed that she couldn't find a single one that was to her liking. But this design made her eyes sparkle. She could imagine Avery wearing this particular watch, and it really suited his style.

She zoomed in on Caelan's Patek Philippe watch, enhancing the image to show it clearly. Everyone gasped in shock. How could they not recognize the value of this watch or its owner? This was a globally limited-edition watch that only one person owned—the heir of the Fitzgerald Group, Caelan Fitzgerald. Their attitude toward Jade changed immediately. If she was Caelan's woman, wouldn't they be offending Caelan by offending her?

Limited edition dresses that fashion magazines could only dream of featuring. On Monday, it was emerald earrings. "From Cartier," he said, opening the velvet box. "The sales associate said they'd complement your eyes perfectly." On Wednesday, he brought a watch. "Swiss made. One of only twenty in existence." On Friday, he handed me keys that felt heavy and foreign in my palm. "Limited edition sports car," he explained with obvious pride. "Only fifty made worldwide. I had to call in several favors to get one." I stared at the keys, feeling nothing.

“Don’t get me wrong. Monarch has always made watches and other things with the vision of having the most respectable CEOs wearing their creations, so a timepiece as playful and innocent as this has no place in their collections. “As for disappointing people, it was because the ones attracted by the watch thought that Monarch was going for another line of designs.” He moved his head as if looking for the hidden gaze of the woman. “It’s just that… the Winter Equinox is the only one in existence. They were gravely disappointed that Monarch didn’t pursue it. “I bought this for more than fifteen million, Andy.” The smile was mischievous, but his overall tame aura made it look like an angel was ju

Harrison paused before answering, "My mother wants a grandchild. As long as we give her what she wants, we'll be able to stay together in the long run." He reached for her hand, but Eleanor pulled back sharply. Harrison took a box out of his pocket. "Eleanor, I promise you that even if there's a child, you'll always be my only one." Inside was a diamond necklace known as "One and Only", which he'd bought at an astronomical price. Eleanor sneered inwardly. In her previous life, that necklace had belonged to Winona. Now, he was handing something meant for his mistress to her instead.

Literally, I know I'll get an excellent grade, like I always do, and I won't let this stupid practice take points from me and leave me with an unsatisfactory grade. Finally, I finish. I get up from my chair to go to the professor's desk and hand in his shitty practice. I can't help but look at my watch, which I wear on my left wrist. It's a very modern and elegant watch at the same time. Its colors are silver and gold tones. No need to ask if it's expensive — it looks very good. Its brand: Rolex, one of the most expensive in Switzerland and the whole world.

When he opened the box his mouth drops open. "I've been looking at this watch for a long time. . .but this, this is too much. Hon," he protests while admiring the beauty of Patek Phillipe's limited edition watch. "No, don't say that. This," I pull the watch out, "this is for you. Although time is not refundable and I always waste it. But, I want you to know that at the end of the day, I always find time for the only man I love," I said with so much devotion.

She must really pray hard that it will work out well. The store boasted of gleaming glass display cases. There were different kinds of bracelets, rings, and pendants where they could choose from. Evina approached one of the glass cases and noticed a watch that has a lot of intricate moving parts and is housed in a gold case. It has a moon phase perpetual calendar, a grand and petite sonnerie with a minute repeater, and a split-second chronograph. “I don’t think the Chairman would not appreciate that one. He prefers simpler design,” Gabriel commented in a matter-of-fact tone.

He popped it open—limited-edition watch, ladies' style. "Happy birthday, Briana." He strapped it on her wrist. "Whoa! Wasn't that at the Geneva Watch Fair last year? I heard there's only five of those in the world!" someone gasped. "Eric spoils Briana so much! Lena seriously needs to quit clinging to an engagement that was clearly meant for Briana." I let out a bitter laugh under my breath. That watch? It was supposed to be my birthday gift. Now it was shining on Briana's wrist.