Under the radar Rolex?

[NachoNeal]

Originally Posted by Jack T

I don't understand how anyone can conclude that something is not noticed because a stranger doesn't speak to you about it. It's remarkable how many people are steadfast in this belief.

Whether you're around successful, well read people, savvy and professionally accomplished, or a bartender, the guy at the bagel shop or a clerk in a sporting goods store, regardless of how modest and low profile their own personal appearance, lots and lots and lots of people notice nice watches.

They may not know its a Rolex, but they notice.

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[joli160]

I like it when I am dealing with a professional in whatever business who wears a nice Rolex, wears polished shoes and drives a Mercedes.
To me this stands for someone who appreciates quality and neatness and would increase the chances of closing a deal with me.

[Krash]

Originally Posted by Cassian739

Yup, the majority of folks could care less, but I’m focused on the ones who do care. Many are fantastic people, but there are others, who unfortunately are petty. It sucks, but such is life.

So you’re not wearing your watch because of a small, tiny portion of people?

That’s your choice, but I’d never let one or two people dictate that to me.


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[Cassian739]

Originally Posted by Krash

So you’re not wearing your watch because of a small, tiny portion of people?

That’s your choice, but I’d never let one or two people dictate that to me.


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Slightly more nuanced than that.

[aboutime]

17 years wearing my 5 digit explorer II polar, one and only comment was from the cashier at the bottle shop saying nice explorer, this year. Almost invisible in my belief and exactly how I like it.