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Jimbits76 · 1 April 2009, 08:05 PM

Has anybody thought it may take them a year?

Perhaps the watch is finished apart from the crown (or whatever last piece they attach) and then it sits in somebody's outtray for 6 months before being delivered to the crown adder onner where it sits in his inbox for 6 months.

He quits playing minesweeper or logging on to internet forums for 5 minutes to screw on the crown and there you have it...one finished Rolex that took a year!

Actually if the Rolex production line was as bureaucratic as our national health service or local authorities I could see a watch taking two years to complete!!!!!!!!

J

1 April 2009, 08:05 PM	#1
Jimbits76 "TRF" Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: UK Posts: 9,407	Has anybody thought it may take them a year? Perhaps the watch is finished apart from the crown (or whatever last piece they attach) and then it sits in somebody's outtray for 6 months before being delivered to the crown adder onner where it sits in his inbox for 6 months. He quits playing minesweeper or logging on to internet forums for 5 minutes to screw on the crown and there you have it...one finished Rolex that took a year! Actually if the Rolex production line was as bureaucratic as our national health service or local authorities I could see a watch taking two years to complete!!!!!!!! J

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