What is the "bold statement" the watch is trying to make??

[18078pres]

I gave up caring what others think of me. Mostly what I'm wearing. I've been wearing a yg DD for years and years. I like it , key word "I"

[RolexRog]

Originally Posted by kieselguhr

some people believe wearing a watch (i.e rolex) magically turns them into the dos equis guy.

9.5/10. Funny!!

[RolexRog]

Originally Posted by ZeGerman11

I imagine the statement is vague by design. It plants a positive premise in your head and lets you fill in the gaps however you’d like.

“This watch makes a bold statement...

...about my financial success.”
...about my sense of style.”
...about my level of self-confidence.”

And so on.

Thank you for this.

[RolexRog]

Originally Posted by YYR

Wearing a Rolex is a bold statement

Oh I agree it is a bold statement: I guess what I am asking, is if that statement was put into words, what do you think it would say?

[RolexRog]

Originally Posted by YYR

This statement is a bold statement

Yes, but what is the substance of the statement?

[RolexRog]

Originally Posted by LoveTheCrown

Wait a moment. You mean I’m wearing the Rolex but didn’t turn me into the dos equis guy? I swear I grew an extra two inches in girth and length just by wearing the Rolex. Don’t step on my dream bro! Lol lol


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If you're not turning into the Dos Equis guy, then I would suggest you take your Rolex to a jeweler and have the movement checked to see if the watch is genuine.

[RolexRog]

Originally Posted by Xenon

I prefer the term "sober elegance".

Oh my God, that's nice too!!

[RolexRog]

Originally Posted by jimcameron

It means that if you buy a Rolex you immediately are transformed from the nerd you've been your entire life to the stud that flunked out of collage and at 50 is rolling in $$ and "dating" Victoria Secrets models.

Love this!!

[Rori]

The statement, the message or whatever that perception can be called have more effect on the watch wearer / owner than on others.


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[RolexRog]

Originally Posted by Rori

The statement, the message or whatever that perception can be called have more effect on the watch wearer / owner than on others.


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So very true.

[timemaestro]

Wearing a Rolex is a statement itself.

[RolexRog]

I have a 1966 Oyster Perpetual that contains no tritium at all: no plots, and nothing on the hands. I am curious as to how rare this is? Did they ever make Datejust or Day/Date's without tritium?

[illiguy]

Originally Posted by kieselguhr

Some people believe wearing a watch (i.e Rolex) magically turns them into the Dos Equis guy.

[jimcarver]

Originally Posted by jimcameron

It means that if you buy a Rolex you immediately are transformed from the nerd you've been your entire life to the stud that flunked out of collage and at 50 is rolling in $$ and "dating" Victoria Secrets models.

I'll take 2.