At what age did you get your first AP???

[Lemarp]

Originally Posted by Michael M.

16, bought a 15202ST from DavidSW earlier this year. I had admired it since it was released in 2012, and I finally was able to pull the trigger earlier this year.

(keep in mind this was solely with my own, hard earned money).

Mind if I ask how? That's quite the accomplishment for 16yo

[G.Westerlund]

Originally Posted by Michael M.

16, bought a 15202ST from DavidSW earlier this year. I had admired it since it was released in 2012, and I finally was able to pull the trigger earlier this year.

(keep in mind this was solely with my own, hard earned money).

saving up that summer job money??

Nice job man, honestly. If you did save, roughly 20k, at 16 years old you're very patient and way ahead of the curve. Keep it up.

[Mainewatchman]

34 a month after my 33 birthday!

[Michael M.]

Originally Posted by Lemarp

Mind if I ask how? That's quite the accomplishment for 16yo

Originally Posted by G.Westerlund

saving up that summer job money??

Nice job man, honestly. If you did save, roughly 20k, at 16 years old you're very patient and way ahead of the curve. Keep it up.

I had always been a saver, and decided to start buying/selling/trading Vintage watches around 5-6 years ago with what money I had saved. Long story short, after working efficiently and smartly I have been able to become a fairly well known Vintage Rolex dealer which in turn has allowed me to purchase such watches as a 15202ST, and various others ( both modern and vintage).

[tcheeco]

Originally Posted by Michael M.

I had always been a saver, and decided to start buying/selling/trading Vintage watches around 5-6 years ago with what money I had saved. Long story short, after working efficiently and smartly I have been able to become a fairly well known Vintage Rolex dealer which in turn has allowed me to purchase such watches as a 15202ST, and various others ( both modern and vintage).

You're 16yrs old???

[Snow-Dweller]

48 (and a half).....but I bought two, so that averages out to 24 (and a bit!)

[AK797]

Diver 33/4.

[locutus49]

What an amazing story!!! When I was 16 I was blowing all my money on girls and worthless stuff.

Originally Posted by Michael M.

I had always been a saver, and decided to start buying/selling/trading Vintage watches around 5-6 years ago with what money I had saved. Long story short, after working efficiently and smartly I have been able to become a fairly well known Vintage Rolex dealer which in turn has allowed me to purchase such watches as a 15202ST, and various others ( both modern and vintage).

[Marciano490]

31 or 32. Started with a bang, the RGGP.

[justdate]

Originally Posted by Michael M.

I had always been a saver, and decided to start buying/selling/trading Vintage watches around 5-6 years ago with what money I had saved. Long story short, after working efficiently and smartly I have been able to become a fairly well known Vintage Rolex dealer which in turn has allowed me to purchase such watches as a 15202ST, and various others ( both modern and vintage).

Very good! Your local newspaper would run a story on you if you wanted the publicity.