Would a watch make a good present?
The answer to this question is "yes, you can" and we will end the discussion there (by the way, here is a choice: A watch as a gift). This question is comparable to arguments concerning the possibility of scorpions marrying Capricorns, the possibility of wearing rings on the right ring finger, etc. If you wish, you may marry, wear it, give it, what can stop you from doing so? Since the question periodically arises - at different times and for different people - it indicates that there are certain reasons for this. Let's try to locate them.
Would a watch make a good present?
Where did the rule that you cannot give a watch as a gift originate? It is simply a random choice of subject matter, spontaneous folk art. During the 17th century, there was no witch who, pretending to be a court maid of honor, bewitched a pocket watch and gave it to a prince in hopes that he would part with his beloved. There are no cunning watchmakers in the 21st century who put spells on watches in order to rob buyers of their years of life. However, during the dark ages when any technical advancement was considered black magic, any invention, including watches, could be banned. There can be no doubt that any modern superstitions have their origins in the dark centuries of the past.
It is a dull world without unicorns and wizards. Although our zodiac sign cannot influence our career or personal life, self-hypnosis is often a helpful tool in moving forward. Giving a watch is a beautiful and convenient gift, whose magic lies in its ability to regulate time. This is unlikely to result in any harm - rather, it is likely to provide sheer benefits and competent time management. A watch can easily become a talisman if you believe it was given from a pure heart.
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An Omen or a Justification?
There is a tendency to use signs and superstitions as an excuse for not taking action. “Perhaps I will not wash my plate today because I am unable to work on Sunday.” It would be more honest to admit to myself that I am just too lazy to wash the plate. As such, it would be more honest to say "I will not give you a watch, yellow roses, or a knife, since I am not inclined to spend money on them." And not because it is a bad omen.
How about if the girl's favorite color is yellow? What if a loved one has blunted all the knives in the kitchen and he is unable to purchase a new one? How about a man who collects beautiful watches? Choosing a gift would be difficult if these obvious clues were ignored.
A good imagination (as demonstrated by numerous articles found on the Internet) allows one to find a flaw in any gift. There is a danger in giving a postcard because the edges are sharp. In no case should mirrors, spoons, or any other reflective surfaces be given because they take away our reflections, that is, our souls. In general, sweets are taboo - are you truly justified in wishing your best friend to become fat as rapidly as possible?
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Would it be a good idea or a bad idea?
Our philosophy is to always be positive, so for this reason, we have developed our own rules and signs for watches that are based on logic and rational reasoning.
- The person didn't need a watch
- The person does not wear any accessories
- You are uncertain whether you will be able to guess the person's favorite color, shape, brand, etc.
- The birthday person suffers from chronophobia
- You decided to discard this watch
- Such a gift would be appreciated by the birthday boy himself
- Despite not owning a watch yet, the birthday boy/girl loves beautiful accessories
- He/she already has a favorite watch, but does not mind receiving another
- A family watch passed down through generations
Dismantling the legends!
The watch will not cause you to part ways with your loved one.
As a matter of fact, the watch was created specifically to be worn while meeting with loved ones - how can you meet without knowing how much time remains before the meeting?
It is absolutely certain that the watch will not cause any harm to health or life.
As long as it is not a station clock that has fallen from a great height. If you are confused by information found on the Internet about the similarity of the sound of the Chinese phrases "give a watch" and "participate in a funeral", refrain from pronouncing them in Chinese, and the magic of words will not work.
The watch will not serve as a reminder of time's passing.
This is especially true of the NIKA jewelry watches. People contemplate the transience of time when they look at sparkling gold with diamonds in fascination.