How do you express the word "rolex" in plural form?

[DCgator]

Originally Posted by Hansch99

This is the correct answer.

I believe so.

[Dr. Robert]

I go along with Rolex, the company, who use the word (Rolex) in singular & plural
form.

[pokpok]

I absolutely hate the term.."Rollies"

[poppydog]

I always use Rolexes because of the extra syllable in pronunciation. However, because it's a proper noun but not listed in the OED, there's unlikely to be a "correct" way of using the plural. The conventions for plurals originate with the grammatical features of the source language - much of English is made up of other European languages - so it's really a moot point. Interesting, though.

[Runnin' Rebel]

Originally Posted by poppydog

i always use rolexes because of the extra syllable in pronunciation. However, because it's a proper noun but not listed in the oed, there's unlikely to be a "correct" way of using the plural. The conventions for plurals originate with the grammatical features of the source language - much of english is made up of other european languages - so it's really a moot point. Interesting, though.

huh ?

[tomallen]

Originally Posted by poppydog

I always use Rolexes because of the extra syllable in pronunciation. However, because it's a proper noun but not listed in the OED, there's unlikely to be a "correct" way of using the plural. The conventions for plurals originate with the grammatical features of the source language - much of English is made up of other European languages - so it's really a moot point. Interesting, though.

Ya, put that in your Funk & Wagnall.

[Michael M.]

Originally Posted by Sixxgrand1

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Rolexes

[brkanand]

Rolexcess!

[esm]

A Rolex watch.
Many Rolex watches.