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Easy Rhino · 19 January 2016, 12:53 AM

Not looking to be strictly Biblical with this one.

My daily wear Sub is my only Rolex. I have two grown adult sons (neither married and no grand kids). While I will leave an estate that includes many keepsakes, as well as an inheritance, there is only the one watch.

Not that it matters, but they are very different - one soon to be in NYC "Big Law" litigation with a top firm, the other a tech in government industry. In some ways an old Sub may be too little watch for #1 Son and too much for #2 Son.

Should I be concerned about fair and even treatment in the case of the watch?

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19 January 2016, 12:53 AM	#1
Easy Rhino "TRF" Member Join Date: Feb 2014 Real Name: Kevin Location: Now Tennessee Watch: 2-Line Sub & DJ41 Posts: 414	One Rolex, Two Sons, Inheritance Not looking to be strictly Biblical with this one. My daily wear Sub is my only Rolex. I have two grown adult sons (neither married and no grand kids). While I will leave an estate that includes many keepsakes, as well as an inheritance, there is only the one watch. Not that it matters, but they are very different - one soon to be in NYC "Big Law" litigation with a top firm, the other a tech in government industry. In some ways an old Sub may be too little watch for #1 Son and too much for #2 Son. Should I be concerned about fair and even treatment in the case of the watch?

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