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Luxury watches have a wide appeal, but only a small population can actually afford to walk into a store and buy one. People who want to own a high-end watch but can't afford one can visit a discount shop where they sell expensive pieces at a fraction of their retail price. They may also be able to find them at pawn shops, antique stores and classified ads.

Many people want an exclusive time piece because they consider it a status symbol to wear something associated with wealth, fame and status. For this consumer, the time pieces are more about how it makes them feel and look in the eyes of others than about function or even the quality of the item. Of course the customer will expect high quality materials, but the main focus is a distinct look and respected name in full display.

Other customers buy expensive time pieces for their functions. They seek out models specifically made to withstand the wear and tear and conditions of their lifestyle and hobbies. For instance, a diver may pay more for a watch that is water proof and will perform well underwater.

Other customers will desire that their time piece looks good. They think of their time pieces more as a fashion element than performing a practical function. This type of client will be worried about the color of the watch band and its face shape far more than how it functions.

Purchasing a high-end watch from an expensive retailer is out of most people's budget. Those who want to treat themselves to one but can't afford it should consider visiting a discount store. They can also check out antique stores, local pawn shops and the newspaper and online classified ads.

Luxury watches may be coveted by many, but only a few can afford them. The full price versions can be purchased at jewelry stores and high-end retailers. No matter the motive for buying these expensive pieces, the client may find a good deal through discount, pawn and antique stores or in the classifieds.