MichaelC
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It has been quite a journey for you with Rolex!
I am very careful to take my time with a new timepiece and not get too radio ga ga over it. But I already know where I am and will be with the new Submariner. I even feel a bit naive for waiting so long. I'm not sure I see a massive line of Rollies in my future, but 1-2 more? Sure, if the timing is right. I adore high quality anything. Clearly Rolex has that down.
Prompted by MichaelC, may I share my trip down the slippery Rolex path?
I am a Recovering Rolexaholic, but nothing like most of you guys ... Thank you for your courtesy, let me tell you my story. First one, 15 years ago. I still have it ... on strap all this time (though it came on a Jubilee) Oysterquartz was next - I loved i...
I‘d add a classic Explorer to the list.
Maybe replace the second Tudor for it to still keep the „not many Rolex“ claim.
Not bad, not bad at all.
Very nice unusual arabic dials, specially the one you keep. maybe that's why you keep it. I like it very much. I liked the Turn-o-Graph too. Thanks for sharing your Rolex experience. Vte
That Moki post was epic
Something I will never forget....And you where the wan who told it first. Just as I loved the Seals watch post as well. Perhaps a good thing Moki sold it to the Tudor Museum. I truly hope the paid him very well. Imagine such a piece in auction.
Art Deco sector dial - wow!
Thanks for the Rolex journey. Your longest lasting DJ is absolutely stunning. My next hunt, for one just like it, has just begun. Best, Ira
It has been quite a journey for you with Rolex!
I am very careful to take my time with a new timepiece and not get too radio ga ga over it. But I already know where I am and will be with the new Submariner. I even feel a bit naive for waiting so long. I'm not sure I see a massive line of Rollies in my ...