Your college degree and your Rolex.

[moviefreak]

B.S Mining Engineering
M.S Mining Engineering
Ph.D(c) Mining Engineering

Most of the time I wear an old 1675... or the Daydate when the time is right.. Other times it is just black subs and every now and then an Explorer or an Old Daytona.

[FNFZ4]

BA Philosophy
MA International Business

looking into Law School

Rolex:
14060
16570 Z series- Sold
16570 P series- Sold

[LightOnAHill]

1 - bachelor of arts - Spanish
2 - bachelor of arts - business
3 - masters in business administration MBA
4 - juris doctor JD

Yg dd

[GeoGio Greece]

B. Sc. Eng, + B. Sc. Marine Eng, + MBA, and working for a brewery

Watches ? All of them, Seiko, Casio, Rolex, ...any !!

[vantzemi]

BS Mechanical Engineering. DJ and GMTIIc

[sierra11b]

Originally Posted by Gharddog03

Grauduated from Uncle Sams Universisty.

Ditto.

Then after being a door kicker I went to culinary school, two actually, and now teach at one in an adjunct capacity while I am Chef at a major hotel.

I have a number of watches, most of which are Rolex and Seiko.

[britincali]

High school grad for me :(

But worked hard, did good and have the ones in my sig with no help from daddy ;)

[HERITAGE82]

University of New Hamphire: Marketing Major (2004)

I wear a Vintage Sub....5513

[Carlos916]

Originally Posted by Gharddog03

Grauduated from Uncle Sams Universisty.

+1 USMC alumni
Associates degree/ Lib Arts - CRC
BA Span/Minor in Photoraphy- CSUS (currentlly)

daily- Datejust

[petesjag]

BFA Tufts university/museum school of fine arts
Masters Rietveld Academy the Netherlands
Masters Education Minerva Academy, NL

I currently have the three rolexes listed below.

[Timber Loftis]

Originally Posted by jay1988

Now I'm from England where we call it university and you only do one subject but I understand the Americans amongst you minor and major in things etc.

Indeed. In fact, I went to a liberal arts school where you had at least one major, possibly another and/or a minor, and about 20 base classes that everyone who graduated had to take from a list that ranged through humanities, social sciences, and hard sciences. I've taken classes, worked, and lived in dorms in London. There is no doubt about it, the education here is broader and on the other side of the pond it's more specialized.

BA English, Juris Doctor, Masters in Environmental Law. My watches are listed under my avatar pic, but if I had to claim one that was my main I'd say the IIc.

[MortgageGuy]

No college here either.. Too many to name

[stusrt]

my daily wearer right now -
and my school

[rhalljr]

Associates- Marion Military Institute
Bachelors- UMUC Management Studies (final semester)

Next is Law School (Georgia State, Alabama, Tulane?)

[JCB62]

BA Telecommunications
Michigan State University
GO STATE!

[Jibba]

MIS - Universtiy of North Carolina at Charlotte
DeepSea, Sub-C LV

[poppydog]

BA (Hons) 2:1 in English Literature and a few Masters'-level courses in education / special needs. Rolex date Sub and SD.

[btinl]

BS, Biomedical Engineering
MD, Medicine

Watches: SS Daytona, SS SubC, TT DJ

[btinl]

Sorry, double post.

[beaglehusky]

B.S. Chemical Engineering - Universidad Autonoma de Yucatan
M.S. Industrial Engineering - University of Michigan
MBA - Finance - Purdue University
M.S. Energy Management - ESCP Europe (Paris, France) /BI Handelskolen (Oslo, Norway)

Favorite Rolex - a tie between these two:

[burger'n'fries]

USMC, degree in butt-kicking with honors

UCLA, degree in basket-weaving

SEA-DWELLER

[burger'n'fries]

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[take-the-world]

Originally Posted by Gharddog03

Grauduated from Uncle Sams Universisty.

You're going to have to help someone out who's from over the pond. I'm guessing that's not a real university ? I'm guessing it means you didn't go to college ?

Personally I'm considering dropping out myself atm. Seems like a waste of time.

[JustABreathAway]

American Board of Anesthesiologists - Fully Board Certified Specialist Physician
Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education - Anesthesiology Clinical Residency
MD - Doctorate of Medicine
BA - Chemistry Major with Molecular Biology Minor

Rolex - Yellow Gold Day Date II Champagne Romans

[northp33]

Bachelors and Masters - Economics
Zenith Daytona

[Formulansx]

BS Electronic Engineering Technologies, PMP coursework cert. Currently a manufacturing engineer and mostly doing mechanical engineering/fixturing related work. As far as the Rolex goes, I wear a 2 tone datejust.

[GradyPhilpott]

BA, Sociology: University of New Orleans, 1988. Minor: Psychology.

Master of Social Work (MSW): Tulane University, 1995.

And yes, I attended the School of Hard Knocks, too, as well as having served four years in the US Marine Corps (0811), '67-'71, including an abbreviated tour of duty in Vietnam, '68-'69, where I was wounded in action.

I did not get my first Rolex, 114270, until I was 59, the year I retired. I now also have a DateJust, 116200-63600, and a Submariner, 14060M.

I am not wealthy and I do not consider my Rolex watches to be status symbols, but I do consider them to be symbols of achievement, the most important one being that I have survived long enough to enjoy retirement.

The Sub:

[Reu]

I didn't go to college or university. At that stage in my life I wanted no more sitting at a desk and just wanted to get out there.

I'm now the sales manager for a well-known media brand here in the UK. Ironically I sit at a desk every day.

I own a few watches.

[LightOnAHill]

Originally Posted by GradyPhilpott

I am not wealthy and I do not consider my Rolex watches to be status symbols, but I do consider them to be symbols of achievement, the most important one being that I have survived long enough to enjoy retirement.

well said

[freddyttt]

High School dropout.... Damn you 80's...
luckily i have a trade with plenty of work.
my babies....