Would you be buried with your Rolex?

[SDman]

When it's time for me to bite the dust I would gracefully pass it on to my son Keith and hopefully to my grand children.......

[kieran]

so long as thier was a good watch winder in the coffin!!lol

[Solo118]

Im handing it down to my children

[JJ Irani]

Originally Posted by Rockrolex

I'm with the vast majority. Of course they stay above ground for others to enjoy.

I'll look after them when you're gone, Ed!!

[MRQturbo]

i will keep it in the family also....to my son if i have one..if not it will go to my nephew...

[Blown Wide Open]

Originally Posted by astcell

Since I have no kids I may put mine in a geocache.

Did I ever tell you I am accepting all offers of adoption?

PAtrick

[Andad]

My wife is going to bury me with all my watches and have the coffin spin around for 20 seconds (CW and ACW) once every 5 minutes.

[montecristo]

Originally Posted by directioneng

My wife is going to bury me with all my watches and have the coffin spin around for 20 seconds (CW and ACW) once every 5 minutes.

Possibly opening the thing up every 5 years to have them serviced?

[jac67]

I mentioned to my wife a while ago that I want to be buried with my DD.

She laughed in my face and said, "Yeah right! I'll chop your bloody arm off in the church!"

So, I guess she's not going for it.

BUT seriously, I'll leave them too my family, but I'm sure they'll keep a few and sell the rest.

I can't and don't expect my family to have my passion for watches and that's fine with me, whether it's a watch or money they want/need, at least I know that one or the other is helping them out.


John.

[mansion]

Originally Posted by directioneng

My wife is going to bury me with all my watches and have the coffin spin around for 20 seconds (CW and ACW) once every 5 minutes.

No need for that. She'll run off with your best friend - that should be enough to get you spinning in your grave.