Rolex missing after waking up in the hospital?

[Blansky]

Originally Posted by mario1971

Did this situation really happen?

Duh.

It's on the internet. It had to have happened.

[mario1971]

Originally Posted by Blansky

Duh.

It's on the internet. It had to have happened.

I am not sure if it is real or a fantasy product - an attempt to stimulate our gray cells to unhealthy discussion …

[Blansky]

Originally Posted by mario1971

I am not sure if it is real or a fantasy product - an attempt to stimulate our gray cells to unhealthy discussion …

Well there is that.

Does that actually happen on the internet though?


Hmmmm.

[Burlington]

Originally Posted by mario1971

I am not sure if it is real or a fantasy product - an attempt to stimulate our gray cells to unhealthy discussion …

Are you suggesting a troll in the midst ?

[Burlington]

Originally Posted by joli160

I really hope you are wrong, people who do this job are the good guys for whom I have a lot of respect.

I’m with you on that.

[mario1971]

Originally Posted by Burlington

Are you suggesting a troll in the midst ?

I didn't say anything like that ... but the topic itself is based on an imaginary situation. And what is the purpose of this topic? Maybe OP will explain.

[Lawrence of Alabama]

Hey you guys I was just curious if this has happened to anyone on the forum. It was just something I thought of when I was bored. I’m not too worried myself, I’ve got my Submariner insured. If you think about it, it’s a possible senario with all the different people responding to the scene of an accident... Now I’m not saying a cop or firefighter or emt would steal a watch but c’mon anything is possible.

[mario1971]

It looks like the conversation between the subject's founder and his own alter ego. Further discussion is nothing more than a vain discussion of nothing. EOT.

[Tony64]

Originally Posted by Lawrence of Alabama

Hey you guys I was just curious if this has happened to anyone on the forum. It was just something I thought of when I was bored. I’m not too worried myself, I’ve got my Submariner insured. If you think about it, it’s a possible senario with all the different people responding to the scene of an accident... Now I’m not saying a cop or firefighter or emt would steal a watch but c’mon anything is possible.

Ah, ok rookie mistake on your part then.

Here we only debate watch winders, commiserate over scratches, discuss the investment potential of our watch purchase, and try to avoid any topics that might annoy Knappo1307.

[Bigblu10]

Originally Posted by Lawrence of Alabama

Hey you guys I was just curious if this has happened to anyone on the forum. It was just something I thought of when I was bored. I’m not too worried myself, I’ve got my Submariner insured. If you think about it, it’s a possible senario with all the different people responding to the scene of an accident... Now I’m not saying a cop or firefighter or emt would steal a watch but c’mon anything is possible.

Agreed. While the majority of first responders are awesome and surely honest folks, there is always a bad apple in the bunch when presented with temptation of possibly heisting a watch worth several thousands of dollars may do something stupid. There are many different examples of how these watches are stolen by thieves, and once it is gone, it is usually gone for good.

[SearChart]

Originally Posted by Lawrence of Alabama

I was wondering if anyone here has ever been involved in a serious car or other accident that landed them in the hospital? Only to find that when you awoke, your Rolex was missing. If so, what did you do?

Your nickname & avatar are the funniest I've ever seen online

[Rock]

Yeah, it's great isn't it. Almost up there with "The Grumpy Badger".

[WatchLurv]

When you go to a hospital they recommend that you dont wear jewelery...There's a reason for that.