Continuity of preferences Let $\succsim$ be a transitive and reflexive relation on a metric space $X$ with closed upper and lower contour sets. If $\succsim$ is not complete, does it hold that: for all converging sequences with $x_n\succsim y_n$ for each $n\geq 1$ and $x_n\to x$, $y_n\to y$, we have $x\succsim y$? I think that without the completeness of $\succsim$ this cannot hold, but I failed to provide an example.
Giskard is right lexicographic preferences would make the job being dicsontinuous, but the problem is to find relations with closed contour sets. Maybe an idea would be to start from constructing a preference relation  for which the only possible upper and lower contour sets are $X$ and $\emptyset$. In that case, you take the indiscrete topology, and all nets (or generalized sequences) converge to all the points in $X$. Anyway, I have not been able to construct such a relation yet.