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mjtql · 13 March 2009, 11:46 AM

Interesting article on page 22 of this month's WatchTime. Apparently the CEO, Patrick Heiniger is assumed to have either made poor investment choices (Madoff, which Rolex has denied multiple times) or to have made too many lavish purchases which "started to tug too hard on the Rolex purse strings". Thought this was kind of interesting given the fact that the only reason I would resign from the position of CEO at Rolex is if I was being pushed out due to playing with the watches too often rather than doing my job

Just thought this was interesting.

Mike

13 March 2009, 11:46 AM	#1
mjtql Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Real Name: Mike Location: OH Watch: Back to the Sub Posts: 207	Rolex CEO resigns Interesting article on page 22 of this month's WatchTime. Apparently the CEO, Patrick Heiniger is assumed to have either made poor investment choices (Madoff, which Rolex has denied multiple times) or to have made too many lavish purchases which "started to tug too hard on the Rolex purse strings". Thought this was kind of interesting given the fact that the only reason I would resign from the position of CEO at Rolex is if I was being pushed out due to playing with the watches too often rather than doing my job Just thought this was interesting. Mike

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