Do Dr.’s where Rolex?

[ROLEX MAN]

I'm just a Muscular Therapist.............

So why wouldn't a Doc wear one?

[_speedmaster_]

Originally Posted by challer

What’s the point of this?

This is a new thing now; inquiring minds must know based on the limited sample size of this forum. Next up...

"Do contractors wear Rolex?"
"Do accountants wear Rolex?"
"Does your proctologist wear Rolex?"

[ROlesorusLEX]

Your proctologist might not wear one, but I can assure you he's pulled one out before

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[airpeace]

where?

[ROlesorusLEX]

From the object of his passion, not to put too fine a point on it. Probably comes out looking like a CHNR

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[wigdog63]

Originally Posted by Endoscopist

The man on the cover of the magazine is a “doctor,” but not a physician. He is a PhD.

Being a gastroenterologist myself, I have many physician friends and I would say that an equal minority of them wear Rolex or are into watches, equal to the general public.

I do not think the profession has anything to do with the watch.

I do not wear a Rolex yet, but I plan to...


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There are many physicians also with a PhD of course. Just sayin
I wear a Rolex, I am a physician, I don't have a PhD.

[RTG]

I know several docs that collect and wear Rolex.

[101031-28]

My mom's urologist back in Milan, Italy wears a 16520 white dial. I used to be mesmerized by it every time we saw him for my mom's annual checkups

[Endoscopist]

Originally Posted by wigdog63

There are many physicians also with a PhD of course. Just sayin

I wear a Rolex, I am a physician, I don't have a PhD.

Agree, there are those who wanted to punish themselves with not just a medical defree, but also the PhD




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[HogwldFLTR]

Do Dr.’s where Rolex?

Originally Posted by airpeace

where?

Hopefully there spelling wood be better.

[Cubdrick]

Originally Posted by antbkny

I remember years ago I went for a check up by a new doctor, and I thought I noticed him wearing a Daytona. Once I got a better look, he was actually wearing an Invicta! I know it sounds crazy but I refused the check up and walked out. Maybe it was stupid but I believe someones watch gives a glimpse of that persons decision making and character. My current doc wears a 5 dig bluesey sub.

Your actions speak louder of your character than what you believed a doctor’s watch told you about him.

[scranger]

Depends on wear they are;)

[TimeToWatch]

I'm in sales and interact with PhDs and MDs on a daily basis in a research setting. I've seen less than a handful in my 8 years in the industry.

I can't speak towards a clinical setting, but research physicians don't seem to care about Rolex.

[antbkny]

Originally Posted by Cubdrick

Your actions speak louder of your character than what you believed a doctor’s watch told you about him.

Doc, is that you? beat it troll

[Likestheshiny]

Maybe in the states where healthcare is privatized but I've never seen a doctor nor a specialist wear a Rolex in montreal.

The average salary of physicians in Québec is $325,000. I'm quite confident that plenty of them wear Rolexes.

Although, I believe for doctors a Cartier is more traditional.

[derklink]

Ph.D. here but I wear my watches with pride as if I were a physician, in which case they'd all be PM

[LazySumday]

Originally Posted by jankymutt

I don't, but I'm an ER physician. My daily work environment is full of chaos and bodily fluids. Not really a great place for a Rolex. Plus, I have a TON of student loans. Maybe once that is all paid off!



Also, person in the photo is not a physician. He's a "doctor" like your English professor is a doctor. (Not knocking him/his job/his field, but just making a point since it seems you were inquiring about physicians wearing Rolex's.) Cheers!

What are student loans for med school nowadays, if you don’t mind me asking?


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[HoyaMD]

First Rolex bought after being in practice for 24 years. Then added 3 more in 2 years

[ROlesorusLEX]

Mine were ~$160k. That's supposedly the average. I went to a state school.

However, if you go to a private school, it can be $200-300k.

If you go to the Caribbean to a for-profit school, it can be up to $400k and higher.

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[2th_doc]

Originally Posted by LazySumday

What are student loans for med school nowadays, if you don’t mind me asking?


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Dental school here. Not Med. But after graduation mine were about 300k.

I went to state school. Not private. And that number did include my undergrad as well.


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[logo]

Originally Posted by Endoscopist

Agree, there are those who wanted to punish themselves with not just a medical defree, but also the PhD




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I have subjected myself to this punishment. And as reward I wear my Rolex - in clinic, doing procedures/minor surgery, in the research lab, on evenings and weekends. And hot tubs.

[vtsyrlin]

DRs know how to spell "wear" :) :)

[YYR]

As a kid, My pediatrician had a Rolex. I don’t remember why he would do this, but i have this memory of him putting the watch by my ear to see if I could hear the ticking.

[Watch This]

My gastroenterologist has been in practice so long he has a high water mark on his arm.

[swils8610]

Yup. My GP wears either a bluesy, a ss sub or a green bezel sub. My surgeon wore a turn o graph.


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[Seaborn]

Yup. BLNR on the wrist everyday. No one has ever noticed it, not even colleagues.

[Dr.Smellody]

Yes

[GsurgBM]

I do. Sometimes.


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[HogwldFLTR]

I believe it's a request missing a couple of comas.

Do Dr.’s where Rolex?

Do, Dr. is where, Rolex? Not quite certain what the context is, however.

Originally Posted by ROLEX MAN

I'm just a Muscular Therapist.............

So why wouldn't a Doc wear one?

You must have a lot of time to work out.

[123Blueface]

Originally Posted by AK797

Only when not in spelling and grammar school.