Law Enforcement Rolex lovers.

[Rags]

Originally Posted by RolexDet1298

Will do Chuck, the job has changed drastically in a very short period of time! Were going to have to try and get a LE TRF get-together going in NY sometime in the near future!

Sounds good Vin..

[TheVTCGuy]

Originally Posted by ralpie

Good man

Originally Posted by crfsocal

Originally Posted by OmegaJJH

Thank you to everyone who contributes to this thread for keeping the rest of us safe

X2!

(or... is it three?) Regardless, thanks.

[Ezkill]

Originally Posted by Rags

Read the newspapers my friend police officers are being killed at a alarming rate. Once police officers aren't safe what happens to the rest of society?

This thread was NOT for discussing that type of statement. So please don't go there again..

Yea, I wasn't trying to make it political. Guess I'm on the wrong coast as I'm not hearing much here. You made a comment I asked if you minded clarifying, that's all. Thanks for the clarification as it's always good to know what's going on in the world around us wether it be good or bad.

So on a different note...nice watches, enjoy in good health and be safe out there!

[RolexDet1298]

Originally Posted by Ezkill

First of all, thank you all for your service, it's truly appreciated.

Can I ask what you mean by it being open season on police? All I see in the media lately are how many unarmed citizens have been killed by law enforcement this year in the USA. It seems the trust gap between citizens and the police is getting larger :(

Just curious if I've missed something. I'm the last person to believe all the media hype and have many friends and associates in law enforcement.

"Open season on Police" means we can't do our jobs anymore without harsch scrutiny from Liberals, who have no idea how real police work actually occurs. Also, Cops around the country are being killed, it seems on a daily basis. Unfortunately, these deaths don't make the cover of the major newspapers, nor do they headline the news programs. Proactive policing is almost impossible to perform these days, at least in big cities. There is far too much bureaucracy.

[WS9D]

Originally Posted by breitlings

not an LEO just want to say thanks everyone who is for their service.

[Naples09]

Originally Posted by cop414

Heyyy Chuck
Be safe out there brothers.

Tim,

Are you in the Youngstown area?

Thanks,

Jim

[cop414]

Originally Posted by Ezkill

Yea, I wasn't trying to make it political. Guess I'm on the wrong coast as I'm not hearing much here. You made a comment I asked if you minded clarifying, that's all. Thanks for the clarification as it's always good to know what's going on in the world around us wether it be good or bad.

So on a different note...nice watches, enjoy in good health and be safe out there!

Check the right column titled violence against police.

http://www.cnn.com/2015/08/26/us/lou...-officer-shot/

[cop414]

Here a link. May they rest in peace.



http://www.cnn.com/2015/08/03/us/pol...ide/index.html

[Jack T]

Not in law enforcement, but many years in uniform in carrier based ASW and S&R, I never dreamed I'd wear such a nice watch. God shed His grace on thee.
And a son who's in harm's way every minute of every day because of decisions made by people who have never worn one. Sorry, not political, just a father.

[Ezkill]

Thanks Cop414(Tim). I'd go back and delete my posts if they were not quoted as I really was just simply curious. I just caught up with a good friend over a few drinks a few weeks ago who's with local PD here and he didn't really have too much to say.

I've been googling like mad since I saw the comment and I'm quite disheartened by the stories I'm finding. My respect for what you guys have to deal with on a daily basis just increased some more. I have many friends who went the law enforcement or FD route 18-20 years ago now. Without you guys all doing what you do many of our lives would not be possible. Same goes for the military of course.

You folks deserve all the Rolex's you own, 10 fold. :)

[cop414]

Thank you Sir.

[cop414]

Originally Posted by Naples09

Tim,

Are you in the Youngstown area?

Thanks,

Jim

No Jim I'm not, not sure where that is?

[Eric Chan]

I have nothing but the utmost respect for all the men and women who put their lives on the line on a daily and nightly basis so the rest of us can be safe.

Law enforcement is a thankless job. Be safe out there.

[tkerrmd]

Originally Posted by Rags

Thank you Tom. Law enforcement is so under appreciated these days..

Not by anyone I know my friend, the hardest job on the planet and we more than appreciate the dedication and job you do, especially these days!


BTW my son just applied to the FBI

[Expl0rerII]

Been a Police Constable for 16 years and wearing my 216570 most days.

[Justinmg]

Thanks for all of your service to our country, not to many civilians know what it's like to wake up every morning and put on a bullet proof vest to go to work. Then to defend a every growing ungrateful country! I'm a federal law enforcement officer with the USCG. I really respect what you all do for all of us. Stay safe!

[Fwebb416]

My President

Also own a SubC in steel (black) and a steel Datejust

Location: NJ

[Fiddler]

As a former police officer, I want to offer much respect and gratitude to all who currently serve. It is a thankless job that, frankly, is hard to comprehend by anyone who hasn't been there.

BTW, if you see a white 911 Carrera S going a little too fast, please look the other way.

[HL65]

Originally Posted by tkerrmd

Not by anyone I know my friend, the hardest job on the planet and we more than appreciate the dedication and job you do, especially these days!


BTW my son just applied to the FBI

X2 nothing but respect here.

[AS1]

Again, not an LEO but want to say that I appreciate all the good and hard work that the many great LEOs in our country do.

[rjstuf001]

Much respect to all you heroes in law enforcement.

[THC]

All of you who have the utmost gratitude from me... I try (if they let me) to buy lunches anywhere I go where I see a LEO.... I know it is a only a token of appreciation, but with all the craziness out there this year, I hope it will at least let them know many more people appreciate the force than not.

[RolexDet1298]

I just wanted to thank all of you guys for your kind words of support and appreciation, it never goes unnoticed, and it's always appreciated! In this profession, a simple "thank you" tends to brighten a rough day.

[cop414]

Originally Posted by RolexDet1298

I just wanted to thank all of you guys for your kind words of support and appreciation, it never goes unnoticed, and it's always appreciated! In this profession, a simple "thank you" tends to brighten a rough day.

X 100

[Muzz]

Very cool thread! The law enforcement side of my family are not too interested in watches sadly:(

[blue lion]

Retired LEO here. I wore my Rolexes to work (plain clothes) toward the end of my career but put them in a safe place before arrests and the like.
Be safe my brothers.

[Rags]

Originally Posted by RolexDet1298

I just wanted to thank all of you guys for your kind words of support and appreciation, it never goes unnoticed, and it's always appreciated! In this profession, a simple "thank you" tends to brighten a rough day.

Well said Vinny...

[pol3259]

17 years a police officer in Canada, in a city of 1.2 million, so seen it all. Watched people die at my feet. Thanks to all for the kind words and support....it's a fantastic job but what we have to see, hear, smell and do sometimes makes it difficult to transition from work to home. It can just be a damned rough time. Anyway! Here's my fav. I have an office now as the Executive Officer to a Deputy Chief, so my biggest threat is a vicious paper cut or stapler accident!

[TK-710]

Sgt. NYSP.
Thanks for all the support!

[Marcela]

Not a Law Enforcement Officer, but most thankful to all ladies and gentlemen who are putting themselves in harm's way to keep me safe. With all my respect, M.