Which Rolex(es) do you own and what do you do for a living???

[GanymedeWA]

Uber driver here.

[glass3222]

42 year old electrical engineer, GMTII 16760

[SamandKathy]

Originally Posted by dmalka

I thought it would be fun to know what you do for a living and which Rolex(es) you own!! (not owned but what you currently have)

We might also be able to make new contacts!!

I'm in the Cellphone Business (Wholesale, Retail, Unlocking) and I own a SS GMT IIC.

My wife has 5, and I have 4. She is in hospital administration, and Im in Cardiac IT or a healthtech company.

[Fluted]

Run my own personal training business. Datejust blue 36 (16234)

[Hillg2784]

General Manager for three automotive dealerships.


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[piratfisk]

Corporate communications/public affairs - Smurf 50% of the time, DJ36 25% of the time, no watch 25% of the time. Depends on which way the wind blows any given day.

[Gaussian]

Self-employed Sewer Surgeon

116400GV
116660

[KatGirl]

Originally Posted by Gaussian

Self-employed Sewer Surgeon

116400GV
116660

Plumber? My son- in - law is a plumber… I ‘m going to tell him what he really does….. He likes nice watches, too. Has a nice Breitling Chronomat.

Kat


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[Gaussian]

Originally Posted by KatGirl

Plumber? My son- in - law is a plumber… I ‘m going to tell him what he really does….. He likes nice watches, too. Has a nice Breitling Chronomat.

Kat


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Yes, my forte though is the service end, not with new installation.

I really enjoy the work too!

Service is less straight forward, more fast paced, more gratifying and rewarding as people tend to appreciate a solution to a problem more than they do the lowest bid to build something from scratch.


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[KatGirl]

Originally Posted by Gaussian

Yes, my forte though is the service end, not with new installation.

I really enjoy the work too!

Service is less straight forward, more fast paced, more gratifying and rewarding as people tend to appreciate a solution to a problem more than they do the lowest bid to build something from scratch.


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Most of Steven’s work is the same. Fixing people’s nightmares. He likes it, too.


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[jimcameron]

Professional Archery Coach. Several top tier watches provided by sponsors.

[mysharona]

Sr. Bank Manager

Rolex Exp II 16570 (black)
Dior Chiffre Rouge chronograph
Cartier Tank solo (SS)
Rolex 5513 spider dial
Citizen Blue Angels chronograph
Hamilton ETO
Shinola 2 register chronograph
Bulova Precisionist Grammy ed.

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[WatchSmith]

Master hand engraver and watchmaker. 126710 and a couple of custom builds.

[PTCDAD]

Biotech; just picked up my first Rolex. An SD43


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[Shambolic]

Heating engineer. I have a sub 2019 116610LN and a bimetal rose and steel 2023 yachtmaster. Also a few omegas a Breitling and a Tudor and a few other bits and bobs.

[Tango130]

Aerospace Engineer, Explorer 224270.

[BJRob]

50 something. In finance. 25 year old date bought new. Now spending my own money post divorce I have a white gold sub, black bezel gmt II and an explorer II polar.

[pault8084]

17600 GMT and I'm a 41 year old Sales Manager for a car dealership

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[m4rty]

Another 50-something here...

Professional Nerd/High-Tech Janitor (DBA & Data Architect).

Mid-90's Air King (w/engine tune) 14010 that I bought about six years ago.

I've been trying to get a Milgauss Z Blue for several years (guess that just aint gonna happen now), but the AD here in Mission Valley doesn't seem to want my money so I've been giving it to Grand Seiko and Breitling; who have been more than happy to sell me what I'm looking for in their lineups....Oggling an Omega Terracotta now.

[Jilani]

33, managing an international import & export company based in Hong Kong. 16613 Bluesy all the way

On another note, if anyone is interested in working with China, you're welcome to get in touch!

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[ilama100]

Manage multiple locations for a collision center in NJ

[BBevit1]

Retired Private Military Contractor/ Former Military,
Not as much a collector, mor of one who inherited a family collection.
My favorite is still my first one a mid 80’s AirKing it’s simple and still works great.
The rest I enjoy the memories and celebrations that i remember surrounding them . Several are gifts that mark achievements in mine and my Brother’s lives. I have limited knowledge on them the following details are from insurance appraiser. So here it goes, if I make a mistake please let me know.

DayDate 18038 Father’s
DayDate 18238 Purchased
GMT Master II 16710 x 2 Father’s & Brother’s
GMT Master II Purchased
Submariner 5513 Brother’s from the Navy
Submariner 1680 Father’s
Submariner 16610 Brother’s
Datejust 1625 Father’s
Datejust 16013 Gift
Datejust 16263 Brother’s
AirKing 5504 Father’s
AirKing 5500 Brother’s
AirKing 5701 Gift ( My First)
There are a few more that are from the 40’ through the late 80’ from my Grandparents but I haven’t really looked into them I had not yet acquired them when the insurance appraiser report was done..

[Colorado_kid]

Originally Posted by BBevit1

Retired Private Military Contractor/ Former Military,
Not as much a collector, mor of one who inherited a family collection.
My favorite is still my first one a mid 80’s AirKing it’s simple and still works great.
The rest I enjoy the memories and celebrations that i remember surrounding them . Several are gifts that mark achievements in mine and my Brother’s lives. I have limited knowledge on them the following details are from insurance appraiser. So here it goes, if I make a mistake please let me know.

DayDate 18038 Father’s
DayDate 18238 Purchased
GMT Master II 16710 x 2 Father’s & Brother’s
GMT Master II Purchased
Submariner 5513 Brother’s from the Navy
Submariner 1680 Father’s
Submariner 16610 Brother’s
Datejust 1625 Father’s
Datejust 16013 Gift
Datejust 16263 Brother’s
AirKing 5504 Father’s
AirKing 5500 Brother’s
AirKing 5701 Gift ( My First)
There are a few more that are from the 40’ through the late 80’ from my Grandparents but I haven’t really looked into them I had not yet acquired them when the insurance appraiser report was done..

I was clearly born into the wrong family.




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[jatco]

Originally Posted by Colorado_kid

I was clearly born into the wrong family.




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I hear ya on the Bro...!

[sys999]

Consultant. 128238 DD36 Champagne and 116600 SD4K.

[Grandsport]

55 retired head shrinker.

116509 black racing dial, 116710BLNR and 116334 mint dial on jubilee

[TikTok]

66. Retired and spending the kids inheritance.
Exp 1
Sub TT YG
GMT Batman
YM PT 37
OP Celebration 31
DateJust TT RG

[banzrs311]

Physician 35

116710LN
116500LN Black dial


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[Basic_Satisfaction]

23, Sales Operations for a major company in finance sector

116610LV Sub Hulk
116400GV Milgauss Z-Blue
126622 Yachtmaster Rhodium
15500ST Royal Oak Blue Dial
26315ST Royal Oak White/Blue Panda
Speedmaster - Silver Snoopy Award

[KatGirl]

Originally Posted by Basic_Satisfaction

23, Sales Operations for a major company in finance sector

116610LV Sub Hulk
116400GV Milgauss Z-Blue
126622 Yachtmaster Rhodium
15500ST Royal Oak Blue Dial
26315ST Royal Oak White/Blue Panda
Speedmaster - Silver Snoopy Award

Pretty sure those last three aren’t Rolexes, so don’t count….

Kat


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