User talk:Rayy72

Welcome!
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License tagging for File:TwsteelG50.jpg
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TW Steel - Not "Luxury"
Hey - I know you created the TW Steel article (nice work by the way), and you most likely own one of their watches. They're nice timepieces, however adding them to the category of "luxury brands" is false - even amongst watch brands. Their watches are for the most part made in China (with some exceptions), they use low-end Japanese Quartz movements (with some exceptions - the TW100 etc.), and the majority of their watches feature mineral (as opposed to sapphire) crystals. These are all characteristics indicative of fashion watch brands like Fossil, Diesel, Stührling Original, Nixon, Lucien Piccard and Police. My own original research aside, I've been unable to locate any reputable WP:RS that categorizes this brand as a luxury watch brand. That's the rationale behind removing your category tag. If you care to dispute this, feel free, Talk:TW Steel is a great place to start. Thanks. --Yankees 76 Talk 17:00, 14 April 2011 (UTC)