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JJ Irani 24 October 2008 04:28 PM

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Originally Posted by dcmachead (Post 815098)
Word to the wise...if that's what attracts a woman to you, you probably don't want her. My wife met me when I drove a beat up VW Golf, was broke as the day is long, and wore a Casio (the horror!).

Wiser words were never spoken. :clap:

Why would you need a watch - any damned watch for that matter - to attract the opposite sex? :thinking:

When I met Zemina for the very first time way back in Jan. 1970, I was wearing bell-bots and she had on a mini-skirt to die for!! I kept staring at those gorgeous gams and she kept furiously tugging at her skirt!! :rofl:

Watch? Who cared!! :read: 38 years later and she still doesn't give a rat's ass whether I wear a Rolex or a RADO!! :dummy::lol::lol:

feudallordcult 24 October 2008 04:30 PM

how about a lifesize poster? john, think u could better invest this amount into further education. pardon me for this but so what even if you could impress chicks whose interest is what u hv on yr wrist? after all the moola spent on the rollie, u may not even hv enuff to buy her a drink.

T5AUS 24 October 2008 04:41 PM

:lol::lol::lol: Ditto JJ, right down to the bells and mini, those were the days :rofl::rofl:

dman 24 October 2008 04:49 PM

Probably the one you sell and give her the money from. :cheers::cheers:

erasuretim 24 October 2008 05:07 PM

I do not think the OP is ready to be a Rolex owner.

Regards

Tim

Art161 24 October 2008 05:23 PM

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Originally Posted by erasuretim (Post 815231)
I do not think the OP is ready to be a Rolex owner.

Regards

Tim

Why would you say that? Buying a Rolex is a "no brainer." :rofl::cheers:

john_dt 24 October 2008 05:29 PM

Mein Gott!! You all are pretty riled up aren't you?

In my defence I will say that I do like the Sea Dweller that I bought, recently. I do like the fact that it is one of the few watches with which you can dive down to 4000ft but still wear to dinner. I'm aware of the COMEX connection and appreciative of the history of the watch.

However, when I see pictures of every wanna be Hollywood bimbette sporting a Professional Rolex it detracts from the pedigree and value of the brand. All Rolex cares about is that you buy into their hyper inflated brand at criminal prices!

If we really cared about horological considerations we'd be saving up and buying Phillipe Dafour, A. Lange & sohne, VC, PP etc.

To use a methphor: if Seiko, Citizen, Casio etc are the street walkers of the horological tradition Rolex could be considered a high class call girl but not a virtuous woman you'd make your wife.

In light of the above I have no compunctions in using a Rolex watch to make me a little more desirable in the eyes of the opposite sex. In fact I'll actually be using the watch for a purpose insteading of pretending to myself that I'll ever dive down to 4000ft.

Andad 24 October 2008 05:39 PM

Too funy, Phillipe Dafour. :rofl::rofl:

scottschoe 24 October 2008 06:12 PM

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Originally Posted by john_dt (Post 815246)
Mein Gott!! You all are pretty riled up aren't you?

In my defence I will say that I do like the Sea Dweller that I bought, recently. I do like the fact that it is one of the few watches with which you can dive down to 4000ft but still wear to dinner. I'm aware of the COMEX connection and appreciative of the history of the watch.

However, when I see pictures of every wanna be Hollywood bimbette sporting a Professional Rolex it detracts from the pedigree and value of the brand. All Rolex cares about is that you buy into their hyper inflated brand at criminal prices!

If we really cared about horological considerations we'd be saving up and buying Phillipe Dafour, A. Lange & sohne, VC, PP etc.

To use a methphor: if Seiko, Citizen, Casio etc are the street walkers of the horological tradition Rolex could be considered a high class call girl but not a virtuous woman you'd make your wife.

In light of the above I have no compunctions in using a Rolex watch to make me a little more desirable in the eyes of the opposite sex. In fact I'll actually be using the watch for a purpose insteading of pretending to myself that I'll ever dive down to 4000ft.

Rolex won't fix ugly. Neither will a PP. If you can't get girls without a Rolex, you can't get girls with one. And no, don't say you get plenty, because if you did, you wouldn't have made your original post in the first place.

Nobody is forcing you at gunpoint to buy a certain brand. Since you seem to care about what's "in" these days, try to catch the Panerai train if it hasn't already left the station. Don't forget to check to see if your condoms are expired....they tend to expire after a few years of sitting idly.

Art161 24 October 2008 06:17 PM

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Originally Posted by JJ Irani (Post 815206)
Wiser words were never spoken. :clap:

Why would you need a watch - any damned watch for that matter - to attract the opposite sex? :thinking:

When I met Zemina for the very first time way back in Jan. 1970, I was wearing bell-bots and she had on a mini-skirt to die for!! I kept staring at those gorgeous gams and she kept furiously tugging at her skirt!! :rofl:

Watch? Who cared!! :read: 38 years later and she still doesn't give a rat's ass whether I wear a Rolex or a RADO!! :dummy::lol::lol:

JJ, you never cease to amaze. I would have thought that you would be the one wearing the mini-skirt. :twit: :cheers:

john_dt 24 October 2008 06:36 PM

Scottschoe, as a rolex owner I'd think you'd be cynical enought to know that everything gets fixed when you give off the illusion of money.

Why are you guys so offended by the whole topic? I was simply looking for a watch that women would admire without giving off the impression of being a tasteless fool.

None of you have suggested a single watch to that purpose. I'm truly amazed!

Jimbits76 24 October 2008 06:54 PM

Is it me or are things sinking to an entire new level???????

This is without the help of Bubba and I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If you need to find me, I'll be in the Open Discussion areas!

Jim

mailman 24 October 2008 06:57 PM

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Originally Posted by john_dt (Post 815287)
Scottschoe, as a rolex owner I'd think you'd be cynical enought to know that everything gets fixed when you give off the illusion of money.

Why are you guys so offended by the whole topic? I was simply looking for a watch that women would admire without giving off the impression of being a tasteless fool.

None of you have suggested a single watch to that purpose. I'm truly amazed!

OK, enough's enough here.

First off, you're a newbie coming to a place where people loathe the idea of someone being a flashy show-off spoiled brat type.

Everything does not get fixed when someone gives off the illusion of money. You ask the members what their possessions were or how much money they had when they met their spouse, I guarantee most of us didn't have much. I wore a Timex when I met my wife and it didn't matter.

If you want a gold digging airhead then yeah, go show off your Rolex. If they're smart enough to know what it is they may realize that you might be trying to compensate for shortcomings in other areas.

You state "I was simply looking for a watch that women would admire without giving off the impression of being a tasteless fool." Also you said in another thread ""I wanted the watch to be readily recognized but subtle enough to impress on others my good taste."

When you start a topic like this on TRF, you're going to get flamed. We're the corner pub, with a core of non uppidity working class people who could care less if everyone of anyone notices their watch.

Personally I think Scott hit the nail on the head with his post. Now I'm telling you that if you want to continue to play here, be nice and lose the spoiled brat attitude.

Jimbits76 24 October 2008 07:00 PM

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Originally Posted by mailman (Post 815305)
OK, enough's enough here.

First off, you're a newbie coming to a place where people loathe the idea of someone being a flashy show-off spoiled brat type.

Everything does not get fixed when someone gives off the illusion of money. You ask the members what their possessions were or how much money they had when they met their spouse, I guarantee most of us didn't have much. I wore a Timex when I met my wife and it didn't matter.

If you want a gold digging airhead then yeah, go show off your Rolex. If they're smart enough to know what it is they may realize that you might be trying to compensate for shortcomings in other areas.

You state "I was simply looking for a watch that women would admire without giving off the impression of being a tasteless fool." Also you said in another thread ""I wanted the watch to be readily recognized but subtle enough to impress on others my good taste."

When you start a topic like this on TRF, you're going to get flamed. We're the corner pub, with a core of non uppidity working class people who could care less if everyone of anyone notices their watch.

Personally I think Scott hit the nail on the head with his post. Now I'm telling you that if you want to continue to play here, be nice and lose the spoiled brat attitude.

You wore a Timex and she still married you?????????????

What they say about the Mailman MUST be true!!!!!!!!!!!!

J

hsung 24 October 2008 07:05 PM

I can't remember what I wore when I met my wife ... was it a Seiko or Citizen?

Anyway, she was more interested in my 14 inch TV and my cooking :chuckle:

mailman 24 October 2008 07:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Jimbits76 (Post 815309)
You wore a Timex and she still married you?????????????

What they say about the Mailman MUST be true!!!!!!!!!!!!

J

:lol: :lol: Sure did buddy :cheers: I still do to the gym sometimes, when I'm painting, doing the weed wacking or anything else of that kind of nature :cheers:

SLS 24 October 2008 07:08 PM

You need a better wingman, not a watch! Gheez, do us married guys need to teach you everything! :chuckle:
~Scott

wristworks 24 October 2008 07:29 PM

This guy is a troll. Get him OUT:comeandge

john_dt 24 October 2008 07:32 PM

I think, until now, I've firmly abided by the forum rules on this post. Unlike Scott I haven't made any personal attacks or comments.

Whether I'd prefer a woman who's in love with my Timex is a personal matter I'd rather not burden others with.

I simply wanted fellow members to recommend watches that I could look into. I have no interest in discussing lifestyle choices, personal hygiene, social status, physical traits etc.

That none of you have been able to do so beggars my imagination!

swatty 24 October 2008 07:33 PM

Mate, you need more than a watch :read::read::cheers:

mailman 24 October 2008 07:35 PM

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Originally Posted by john_dt (Post 815359)
I think, until now, I've firmly abided by the forum rules on this post. Unlike Scott I haven't made any personal attacks or comments.

I beg to differ with you;

http://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=55414

http://www.rolexforums.com/showthrea...331#post815331

SLS 24 October 2008 07:36 PM

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Originally Posted by wristworks (Post 815354)
This guy is a troll. Get him OUT:comeandge

True, but it is sometimes more fun to egg them on! Seriously, how much of a loser do you have to be to make stupid posts on an enthusiasts site....it's not like he is the first or will be the last!
~Scott

Slieverue 24 October 2008 07:45 PM

Makes you wonder why free speach is even allowed!!
 
Mate - I think you've got yourself the wrong forum. I think you are looking for "Hiding Under the Bridge Forum" or "The Shoot me Down in Flames Forum". Oh and don't bother letting me know if you find them or not.

Take care and don't let door hit your @ss on the way out!! :cheers::bye:

Jimbits76 24 October 2008 07:53 PM

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Originally Posted by SLS (Post 815364)
Seriously, how much of a loser do you have to be to make stupid posts on an enthusiasts site....it's not like he is the first or will be the last!~Scott

Here, what are you trying to imply? Have you been talking to Eddie!!!!!

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Originally Posted by Slieverue (Post 815376)
Mate - I think you've got yourself the wrong forum. I think you are looking for "Hiding Under the Bridge Forum" or "The Shoot me Down in Flames Forum".

There aint no room under the bridge for that ego...Bitsy is here and staying put!!!!!!!

J

SLS 24 October 2008 07:56 PM

Maybe you should have posted:

What Rolex will get me l__d the fastest.

Come on, re-read your OP and look how silly it is.

Gheez, I feel like I am talking to my 9 year old son about....

~Scott

toph 24 October 2008 08:08 PM

unbelievable,
and while you are buying your new watch my I also suggest a new Brain or a balaclava. Whichever is easiest

Ormiboy 24 October 2008 08:18 PM

Dont you guys think you may be getting a tiny bit wound-up here????

Get it wound-up on a watch forum! time for some tongue firmly planted in cheek.

Have a nice day all ( including the OP )

Willie

Quicksilver 24 October 2008 08:18 PM

Hi John

Believe me - your watch is not going to make any difference on that level. I wish it did - it would make life easier :chuckle: - but that's not the case and women aren't stupid. Attractiveness comes from within.

Now, if what you meant to say is "which Rolex do you think looks the coolest, smartest, best etc" - now that's fine. I'm sure that's what you meant.

The answer then is without doubt the classic Sub, black bezel :thumbsup:

Alcan 24 October 2008 08:29 PM

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Originally Posted by john_dt (Post 814957)
But most of all it should be an absolute chick magnet of a watch.

Be careful with a chick magnet, it will attract this chick.

Quicksilver 24 October 2008 08:33 PM

:lol: :lol: With all that metal on her face I think an ordinary magnet would do the trick !


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