Loved this. I am the proud guardian of three “Rolexes of the dead,” a Submariner red inherited from my husband that I gifted him in 1974, a Daytona inherited from my best friend, and a Datejust inherited from my oldest friend. None of them will ever be for sale.
How does the "equity" looting of Rolex stores during "peaceful protests" square with the unobtanium narrative? And does that tarnish the brand, since exclusivity is a huge part of its cachet?
Loved this. I am the proud guardian of three “Rolexes of the dead,” a Submariner red inherited from my husband that I gifted him in 1974, a Daytona inherited from my best friend, and a Datejust inherited from my oldest friend. None of them will ever be for sale.
One guy I knew never set his Rolex to the correct time. Strictly ornamental...
Return of the the King! Great piece
Thanks for a great post!
Great stuff Sleep - and glad to have you back!!!
Damn today is a good day. Sleepwell is BACK
How does the "equity" looting of Rolex stores during "peaceful protests" square with the unobtanium narrative? And does that tarnish the brand, since exclusivity is a huge part of its cachet?
$200 in 1957 is $2160 in 2023 dollars....I have a 1962 Rolex and love it.