Watches are usually considered as men's jewels. Crown &; Hamilton Powell, CEO of Caliber, once said, "Wristwatches are an excellent opportunity to start a dialogue between people, which can better represent a person's identity". It is true that the core topic of men's watches is inseparable from driving, watches and wine. The taste of men's watches will also affect others' views on themselves to a certain extent, but does this mean that successful men will inevitably carry hundreds of thousands of expensive watches? Let's take a look at what kind of watches the presidents of major enterprises in the world wear every day.

In fact, watches that pay attention to economic practicality also have some supporters in the circle of successful people. Bill Gates, the founder of Microsoft, was found wearing a Casio Duro watch for less than $70 by the media earlier. In addition, smart watches that can observe the heart rate are also the choice of this group of professionals. For example, Doug McMillon, president of Wal-Mart, an American retail giant, and Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, both wear an Apple Watch worth $399.

To choose a slightly more expensive watch, at & amp； Randall Stephenson, CEO of T Company, wore a TAG Heuer CL11A worth $2,850.

In addition, Breitling has many supporters, such as Satya Nadella, the current CEO of Microsoft, wearing a Breitling Colt automatic watch worth $3,620; John Watson, CEO of Chevron, one of the largest energy companies in the world, often wears Breitling Aerospace. Worth $4,375; Jeffrey Immelt, CEO of American General Electric Company, also owns a Breitling Chronospace, which is worth 6 1 10.

Of course, you can't be president, and you don't have to wear a good watch. For example, michael cole L. Corbat, CEO of Citibank in the United States, has a master Jaeger-LeCoultre calendar whose price is close to 19600 USD. Akio Toyoda, president of Toyota, loves racing very much. He used to have good taste in watches. The price of the Patek Philippe Calatrava 5 1 19g watch he wears is as high as $22,680. Among them, the most expensive watch is believed to be the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak owned by Jeff Weiner, CEO of LinkedIn, with a value of more than $28,000. Compared with many CEOs mentioned above, Geoff Wehner Gu Ran, 49, is younger, so I believe his taste is more outstanding.

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