Dilemma

[KJacques]

Originally Posted by lostsub

Rob,
All I can say is, you are at the base of the mountain right now. There is a a mountain to climb to reach to the top. Rolexes are worst than cars, the addiction will come slowly and in time you will want to get another or flip your watch for some others.

I don't agree. It is possible to be completely content with a watch and have no interest or desire for another. Even though I appreciate the Rolex watches I have, I'm not a collector, rarely visit AD's and when I do, I suffer no "Rolex envy". In fact, models such as the daytona or yachtmaster and just about anything in solid gold still leave me completely cold.

I have my own passions, but except for certain euro sportscars and photography equipment, few of them are materially based. I also know that these are my passions and don't expect for anyone else to either understand or share them. Everyone's taste are individual.

[Downing]

Originally Posted by Tools

I am amazed at this.....

If it's really good ....How do you prove it's a fake ????

They probably just take your word for it.

[Downing]

Originally Posted by KJacques

I don't agree. It is possible to be completely content with a watch and have no interest or desire for another. Even though I appreciate the Rolex watches I have, I'm not a collector, rarely visit AD's and when I do, I suffer no "Rolex envy". In fact, models such as the daytona or yachtmaster and just about anything in solid gold still leave me completely cold.

I'm going to go out on a limb here and guess you have an Air-King, an Explorer and a Sea-Dweller. And if you ever went blingy, you got a TT GMT.

How'd I do?