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august1410 · 13 March 2017, 06:16 AM

I'm new to the forum, but I am beginning to become amused at the "Can I wear my Rolex when I....." threads.

I know a lot of you ladies and gentlemen are pretty burned out and frustrated when the question arises about a Rolex.

My wife laughed at some of the threads when I shared them with her.

My 1983 15003 helped me wash the dishes this morning. I wore it while my teenaged daughter and I made French toast for breakfast. Is my Rolex tough enough to go to the supermarket? Of course, it was. Was it tough enough to withstand buying bread and milk? Absolutely!

Let's see your Rolexes and mundane tasks.

My Rolex and me about to check the sink strainer.

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13 March 2017, 06:16 AM	#1
august1410 "TRF" Member Join Date: Mar 2017 Real Name: Joe Location: North Carolina Watch: 1983 15003 Posts: 626	Mundane Tasks And Your Rolex I'm new to the forum, but I am beginning to become amused at the "Can I wear my Rolex when I....." threads. I know a lot of you ladies and gentlemen are pretty burned out and frustrated when the question arises about a Rolex. My wife laughed at some of the threads when I shared them with her. My 1983 15003 helped me wash the dishes this morning. I wore it while my teenaged daughter and I made French toast for breakfast. Is my Rolex tough enough to go to the supermarket? Of course, it was. Was it tough enough to withstand buying bread and milk? Absolutely! Let's see your Rolexes and mundane tasks. My Rolex and me about to check the sink strainer. Sent from my MotoG3 using Tapatalk __________________ “The timid man yearns for full value and asks for a tenth. The bold man strikes for double value and compromises on par.” - Mark Twain

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