Incoming Lefty GMT Sprite, Stellar Nashville AD Experience / First Rolex

[Nico81]

Elisia’s phone about to blow up in 3,2,1….


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[AD337]

Love to hear it - I bet your “left handed-ness” helped her advocate even harder for you! My local AD has mentioned that they’d love to see those pieces go to left handed collectors if the stars align correctly

[Jackie Daytona]

Congratulations! Looks great on you.

I saw that Finks had gotten AD status back with the new Franklin location. Glad to hear it has gone so well thus far. I recall for brief period they were the last AD in greater Nashville in the Murfreesboro location. The time I stopped there they seemed really nice and helpful. Glad they got the status back, too many stories of ADs just loosing their status and never getting it back.

[Watchsprings]

Big congrats, that’s a great GMT!

[Halla]

Congratulations

[John Doyle]

FYI 99% of left handed people on earth still wear their watch on the left hand, not on the right hand, meaning all watches with the crown to the left is a liability more than an asset.

[EEpro]

Originally Posted by John Doyle

FYI 99% of left handed people on earth still wear their watch on the left hand, not on the right hand

You made this up.

[John Doyle]

Obviously i'm exaggerating the facts to better guarantee the effect, but you do get my point. Most lefties (including my wife) wear their watch on the left hand.

[EagleBear]

Congratulations on a great first and in finding an AD that made it happen for you. Well done.

[LAS45]

Congratulations! Great looking watch.


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[Lpugliese]

Congrats! I met her this week, she seemed very nice.

[Yobber76]

Originally Posted by John Doyle

FYI 99% of left handed people on earth still wear their watch on the left hand, not on the right hand, meaning all watches with the crown to the left is a liability more than an asset.

I'm a lefty, I wore watches on my left hand when I was young. In my 20's I realized that I was constantly banging my watch into things as I used my left hand for everything. Switched to wearing watches on my right wrist, problem solved. I bought the VTNR this year, perfect watch for a lefty to wear on his right wrist.