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Old 11 September 2024, 12:07 PM   #31
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One of the main reasons I buy Rolex is to travel with them. I usually bring only one and it stays on wrist even when I sleep and shower, if I bring multiple I use my Watchpod travel case.

I see no point in buying Rolex if I'm not wearing them abroad and building great memories with them.
I wear mine everywhere. Work travel, vacation etc..one rule for me is that I never take it off of my wrist when traveling. Shower, sleep, airport never take it off but thats me.
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Old 11 September 2024, 02:44 PM   #32
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if you cant wear them, don't buy them.

you'll be fine.
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Old 11 September 2024, 10:15 PM   #33
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I’m going to Seattle in 2 weeks to visit my daughter. I’m usually the first to say, “I wear a Rolex anywhere and everywhere I go.” But I’m just bringing my Apple Watch with me this time.


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You're not wrong. Seattle is the only place I've ever seen my wife get nervous and tuck her jewelry, walking from the market area up Pine street to the hotel after dinner was a definite adventure. We made it home Rolex's and wrists still attached but I wouldn't do it again.
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Old 11 September 2024, 10:31 PM   #34
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if you cant wear them, don't buy them.

you'll be fine.
I gotta go with this. If a watch is too valuable to wear - for me - I would either not buy it - or - I would put it in a museum. Over 20 years I've worn my Rolex watches all over the place in the US and around the world. YMMV
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Old 11 September 2024, 10:35 PM   #35
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So many brands w/ great travel watch options.
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Old 11 September 2024, 10:44 PM   #36
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I consider my Tudor Ranger my 'travel watch'.
But truth is, I wear it at home and at work more than all of my rolex watches put together.
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Old 11 September 2024, 11:17 PM   #37
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if you cant wear them, don't buy them.

you'll be fine.
Have to agree it amazes me why some buy Rolex watches if it's going to cause stress in wearing anywhere in the world.
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Old 12 September 2024, 01:49 AM   #38
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An Explorer is for... exploring, no?

Wear it, ding it, scratch it, have fun!
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Old 12 September 2024, 02:12 AM   #39
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I've worn my BLNR up & down & all over the US. Live in Orlando & live most of my life in Miami, which is shady AF

Never had a problem. The only time someone even noticed it was in Colorado, Garden of the Gods, when a couple asked me to take their picture & the husband said something along the lines of "with a camera like that & that nice watch, I'm sure you'll take a great photo of us"

Just always be aware of your surroundings
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Old 12 September 2024, 04:42 AM   #41
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Just wear the Explorer all the time. You’ll be fine.
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Old 12 September 2024, 05:10 AM   #42
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They look fun - who makes them please?
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Old 12 September 2024, 06:14 AM   #43
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I gotta go with this. If a watch is too valuable to wear - for me - I would either not buy it - or - I would put it in a museum. Over 20 years I've worn my Rolex watches all over the place in the US and around the world. YMMV
Would disagree with this. You can sometimes not wear it if the risk is too high. A life and mental health is more important than a Rolex. If you don't feel safe wearing it somewhere, then take another watch and wear a beater instead. When you're back, put it back on
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Old 12 September 2024, 07:24 AM   #44
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Man, you are courting danger here. I can easily see you tripping on a cobbled Santa Fe street or ruining it by falling off a barstool at a Austin dive bar. And don’t even get me started on the sharks off South Padre Island.
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Old 12 September 2024, 07:58 AM   #46
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Old 12 September 2024, 07:01 PM   #47
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I too saw Pearsall on sidelines wearing a Rolex and the image kind of resonated. He is extremely lucky to be alive. All for a watch. Just makes me think twice in these times about wearing mine a lot. Surprised I would say this because I have not thought this way until very recently. And it’s not about leaving the country etc. Could be at grocery store 5 minutes from your home. You could be conceal carrying and not have time to react. To me the question is - is there that much satisfaction/pleasure from wearing a piece of jewelry to warrant the increased risk to your health? Your life? Bottom line right there. For me I am staying with low profile like Tudor, Panerai, Seiko for most of the time. Times have changed.
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Old 12 September 2024, 09:50 PM   #48
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I’m risk averse and wear my GShock where I’m not confident, but I always have a laugh when the owner from London says I wouldn’t take my Rolex to New York and the owner from New York says I wouldn’t take my Rolex to London. I guess it’s all about familiarity with your location.
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