What do you think about Rolex watch for Ladies??~

[tincandy]

Originally Posted by vegaseddie

Hello. I am a Rolex man thru and thru and I used to really like a ladies Rolex. I now must say that I think a ladies Rolex is a bit understated and undersized in terms of reading the small dial. I would rather see a lady wear a mid size Rolex or a sport watch. I think the ladies have been neglected by Rolex through last 20+ years. I hate to say this but I think there are much better alternatives than Rolex for women.

Good opinion! and i quite agree with you~~

[dthiss]

Bought mine a Rolex for her B-Day a few years ago.

[Taffi Abernathy]

I am a female (who shall not disclose her age) who has been wearing Rolexes for the past 20 years. I currently own a TT DJ with white diamond dial and have a few Rolex ads. Because you are posing this question in a Rolex forum, I think you will find most respondents tend to reply positively about purchasing a Rolex for a female. I love the look of Subs and even tried one on two weeks ago, but felt it overwhelmed my 5' 4 1/2" frame. Believe me, if Rolex were to produce a midsize Sub, I would grab it. I own several TAG Heuers and my next acquisition will be a YM.

[Cato]

I wish more women would were Cellinis. That would be beautiful. Pearlmasters are nice too.

[Trurolexer]

Date Just is perfect for ladies.
Good luck.

[Retiredsf]

I remember several years ago my wife said that I deserved a Rolex (stereo-type of Special Forces soldiers having one) and when I did buy one I wore it with great Pride. After about 10 years of having mine I was financially able to buy her one and she always said that she could not justify wearing an expensive watch and that she was fine with her Seiko.
I did get her one and due to some financial hardships she decided we sell hers and not mine...we sold both as I would feel too guilty in keeping mine. I bought my 16610 LV and 5 months later I wanted to buy her another Rolex but she gave me that ole it's too expensive (but throughout the time we sold ours she always said she missed her watch), anyway I did buy her a Mid-size SS date (my wife is a mere 5'4" but fits her well) and she's enjoying it again. This time their both Keepers.......

[Alcan]

Nancy goes for the understated elegance look, so neither of her Rolex watches are what you'd usually associate the brand name with.

Re her age, I value my life too much to post it but she used to babysit Moses.

[BillA]

I do not like Rolex on women. I especially hate when women wear mens watches, I just don't think they are female enough, that is my 2 cents. I have owned a few Rolex watches, and like them on men. I thought the ladies DJ line was "clunky" on women. I took my wife shopping for watches, tried on many Rolex and was surpised how they did not do anything for her, she has a very thin wrist. She ended up with a Cartier Demoiselle, she just likes a small and thin bracelet.

Then came a watch for my daughters college graduation. Again I tried the Rolex route and she has a wrist the thickness of a twig! So she ended up with a Cartier Ladies Roadster. I will try to post the pics.

[tincandy]

Originally Posted by Taffi Abernathy

I am a female (who shall not disclose her age) who has been wearing Rolexes for the past 20 years. I currently own a TT DJ with white diamond dial and have a few Rolex ads. Because you are posing this question in a Rolex forum, I think you will find most respondents tend to reply positively about purchasing a Rolex for a female. I love the look of Subs and even tried one on two weeks ago, but felt it overwhelmed my 5' 4 1/2" frame. Believe me, if Rolex were to produce a midsize Sub, I would grab it. I own several TAG Heuers and my next acquisition will be a YM.

That is so true~~ but this forum has the highest popularity...

[tincandy]

Originally Posted by BillA

I do not like Rolex on women. I especially hate when women wear mens watches, I just don't think they are female enough, that is my 2 cents. I have owned a few Rolex watches, and like them on men. I thought the ladies DJ line was "clunky" on women. I took my wife shopping for watches, tried on many Rolex and was surpised how they did not do anything for her, she has a very thin wrist. She ended up with a Cartier Demoiselle, she just likes a small and thin bracelet.

Then came a watch for my daughters college graduation. Again I tried the Rolex route and she has a wrist the thickness of a twig! So she ended up with a Cartier Ladies Roadster. I will try to post the pics.

They do look very nice indeed!

[mretzloff]

Rolex's ladies watches leave a lot to be desired. If I were a woman, or old enough to have a wife, I'd purchase a different brand watch.

[greenfan]

I find this ROLEX one of the best for a lady. In fact I plan to buy it for my wife someday.....