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IcedEarth817 · 17 July 2007, 07:37 AM

When I go to shopping malls with my girlfriend and such, Im always looking at wrists and its pretty easy to spot a sporty type Rolex. Usually its too far to be specific as to which it is (SD, Sub, GMT etc) but I can definately tell. I do have trouble though trying to point out the dressier kinda Rolexes. There are so many companies that have that dress watch look like the Datejusts and daydates etc. This makes it tough to be 100% on that. Anyone else have this trouble or am I just a moron?

17 July 2007, 07:37 AM	#1
IcedEarth817 "TRF" Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: NC USA Watch: 1 day,GMTII or Sub Posts: 30	How easy is it to spot the non-sport Rolexes? When I go to shopping malls with my girlfriend and such, Im always looking at wrists and its pretty easy to spot a sporty type Rolex. Usually its too far to be specific as to which it is (SD, Sub, GMT etc) but I can definately tell. I do have trouble though trying to point out the dressier kinda Rolexes. There are so many companies that have that dress watch look like the Datejusts and daydates etc. This makes it tough to be 100% on that. Anyone else have this trouble or am I just a moron?

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