Chapter 111. Watch
"Boss, I want this, this, and that," George said, showing the manager the watch he wanted.
The manager looked at the items and frowned a little. "RM 056 Jean Todt Sapphire, $1,700,000; Patek Philippe Reference 1518 in Pink Gold, $3.9 million. That's a total of $5,600,000."
"Okay, boss," George replied.
"Boss, here, look. This and that are better, right? And this one too," Brent suggested.
"RM 52-03 Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) Tourbillon, price: $1,200,000, and JACOB & CO Twin Turbo Furious Sapphire Crystal, $1,500,000. A total of $2,700,000," the manager said, unable to hide his frown. Were they just messing with him? Buying watches as if they were normal purchases?
"Boss, I want this Hybris Mechanica a Grande Sonnerie and this Rolex Daytona White Gold 'Le Mans' Remi," George added.
"The Jaeger-LeCoultre is $2,500,000, and the Rolex is $306,600. A total of $2,806,600," the manager replied, reluctantly accepting their demands. If they couldn't pay, he could only blame himself for hoping too much.
"Boss, I want this Vacheron Constantin Traditionnelle and the Patek Philippe Grand Complications Sky Moon Tourbillon," Tristan chimed in.
"$1,010,000 for the Vacheron and $1,794,000 for the Patek. That's a total of $2,804,000. Let me bring all of this first," the manager said, leaving to call someone for help with the watches they had requested.
"Hey, Hyung, Hoon, why are you just standing there? Hahaha, let me help you. You guys won't buy if we don't push for it," Neo exclaimed.
"This is not like those clothes, Neo. These watches are so expensive; don't include us anymore," Hoon said, waving his hands.