Rolex Crowns: Community Discussion — WatchProSite Forum Digest

Dr No · 2023-03-23T06:54:15Z

Dr No challenges WatchProSite members to count 'Crowns' in a photo featuring Rolex, Tudor, and Omega watches. A fun community discussion.

Dr No, a prominent member of the WatchProSite community, initiated a playful challenge asking readers to identify the number of 'Crowns' in a shared image. This seemingly simple query cleverly extends beyond horological brands, inviting a broader interpretation that highlights the diverse interests and sharp wit of our collector community. His post serves as a delightful example of how members engage with both watches and the world around them.

Key Points from the Discussion

The 'Crowns' in question refer to the Rolex brand, its subsidiary Tudor, and Corona beer, a clever wordplay on the capitalized 'Crowns' in the original post.
The image features an Omega alongside a Rolex and a Tudor, belonging to family members, illustrating a shared passion for diving watches within the family.
One contributor humorously inquired if the Latin 'crown' (corona) was also to be included in the count, and what the prize for the challenge would be.
The author clarified that specific details about the Tudor watch in the photo were not allowed to be discussed, respecting the owner's request for privacy.

The Discussion

Alfihar

Mar 23, 2023

6 but not sure… 1 one each watch… one one the corona and one on the Rolex dial plus one one the glass ?

Do I win a beer 😬

amanico

Mar 23, 2023

Including Crowns of your collection, Crownometers, too?

Dr No

Mar 23, 2023

:-) . . .

. . . no, chronometers are not at play here, Nicolas, just C rowns. 🙂

Mary Anny

Mar 23, 2023

Mhhhh, something odd, somewhere on a dial!?

TicketyBoo

Mar 23, 2023

Seven?

The six mentioned by Alfihar and the one in the address on the bottle.

Alfihar

Mar 23, 2023

True... but not sure that there is a crown engraved on the SDDS glass... for technical reasons...

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