Rolex Ownership and OCD

[OG1982]

I like things to be right and line up like the next person, but without trying to cause offence or making assumptions on the OPs mental health, I see the term Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) branded around a lot and I think it's unfair.

There are people that like things to line up correctly (like me) and there are people who suffer with OCD and the two should not be mixed up.

OP, I hope you can find peace with this timepiece and if not then sell up and move on. Not worth the worry when your phone / car / computer / wall clock can all provide the same data without the chronic worrying.

[shaunylw]

Originally Posted by Devildog

Your bezel is off

Ya could be. They have a tiny bit of slack in the bezel in between clicks. I’m lucky to see the time with my eyes. at 35 i see like a 90 year old.

[101031-28]

Originally Posted by Ollie1982

I like things to be right and line up like the next person, but without trying to cause offence or making assumptions on the OPs mental health, I see the term Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) branded around a lot and I think it's unfair.

There are people that like things to line up correctly (like me) and there are people who suffer with OCD and the two should not be mixed up.

OP, I hope you can find peace with this timepiece and if not then sell up and move on. Not worth the worry when your phone / car / computer / wall clock can all provide the same data without the chronic worrying.

Very well put

[Sprezzatura!,]

Originally Posted by TexEd

I would have simply said they guy is being "anal" and let it go at that.

Yes i agree with that entirely, thats all it is.

However, on an isolated basis, the other guy made a correct reference in relation to OCD, which is what i was referring to. Nothing to do with the OP.

[subprimero]

People who collect high accuracy quartz watches are ocd Rolex owners only THINK they are ocd.