Any physician/healthcare worker Rolex lovers?

[AbqRolexFan]

Originally Posted by Sunny Arizona

I bet you inserted the PA Line too..have never seen that monitor before. Like it and they make nice Vents too.

I did float the swan. Those are touchscreen Draeger monitors; they're not very bright but they get the job done.

[RACER_X]

Wife's a BSN& MSN RN whose now a oncology nurse navigator and at the cusp of directorship position

She's wears an oyster-date

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[Lordofrolex]

Stepfather is a internal medicine physician and he wears a SS Daytona to work everyday for the last 8 years.

[JDBCN]

Originally Posted by cajunboy

Surgical tech

Nice Oysterquartz

[Sunny Arizona]

Originally Posted by AbqRolexFan

I did float the swan. Those are touchscreen Draeger monitors; they're not very bright but they get the job done.

Nice! I'm currently a Research Operations Manager but in a former life I was a Respiratory Therapist who Specialized in Hemodynamic Monitoring.

[okinana]

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[kunlun]

Classical Chinese medicine: Acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, Chinese massage (tui na), and empathy!

[JustABreathAway]

Originally Posted by AbqRolexFan

I'm a cardiac anesthesiologist with a passion for Rolex Oyster Professional watches!

I love that you wear your PM Rolex in the OR! I've had my YG DDII for 5 years now and it's been on my wrist every day and everywhere since purchase.

I'm an anesthesiologist too, doing it all except pediatric hearts, and heart, lung, and brain transplants!

Excellent picture, good sir.

[kid4life]

Hello everyone, I am thinking of buying a two tone sub date with the blue dial and was wondering if it would be subject to interference from magnetic fields - I am a neuroradiologist and am always in close proximity to mri machines but obviously never in the same room as the actual Mri machine. I was wondering how susceptible any of the models would be to low level magnetic fields

Thanks in advance

[G8RDPM]

Originally Posted by kid4life

Hello everyone, I am thinking of buying a two tone sub date with the blue dial and was wondering if it would be subject to interference from magnetic fields - I am a neuroradiologist and am always in close proximity to mri machines but obviously never in the same room as the actual Mri machine. I was wondering how susceptible any of the models would be to low level magnetic fields

Thanks in advance

First,welcome to TRF!
I'm not an expert on this. I do know a Milgauss would be perfect.

Someone else will chime in soon.

[japenney]

Currently working on my master of nursing to become a nurse practitioner

[billykmd]

Vascular surgeon

[TommyLing]

Pharmacist

My 116518 and my horse, on the way to work.

[watchstudent]

1st year doctor in the uk. Love Rolex but will have to wait until I have the disposable income!


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[toneafficianado]

Originally Posted by dr4n6

Forensic Pathologist, as my handle suggests. Anyone want to take a guess at what my car is?

As the bad guy in Dirty Harry said . just before Clint shot him.."I've GOTS to know!"
Is it a Morgan?
Looks old and British like an MGTC but not an MG badge and I think Morgans have a winged badge.
Whatever can it be?

[kid4life]

Originally Posted by G8RDPM

First,welcome to TRF!
I'm not an expert on this. I do know a Milgauss would be perfect.

Someone else will chime in soon.

Thank you for the welcome !! I know a millgauss should work but the sub is so damn sexy !! Lol

[aagahi]

RN and I own the hulk but I'm thinking of taking the leap for the yachtmaster RG oysterflex

[Yuri.Popov]

Originally Posted by Great_mazinger

Occupational Therapy

Great photo!!!

[fskywalker]

Great watches folks!
I work in biotech making cancer patient medicines ..... Does that counts? Anyway thanks for your services to non healthcare professionals like myself!

Guess need to start a thread on Engineering / Law majors Rolex lovers!.......


Current Rolexes are S Series 16610 and M series 116200:





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[Hollister]

I've popped my finger into a quite a few anuses in my time. All in the name of science, you understand.

[aperna]

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Internal Medicine I do it all!

[spazthecat]

Pharmacist.

Black Bay and an Explorer II


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[cht]

Originally Posted by kid4life

Hello everyone, I am thinking of buying a two tone sub date with the blue dial and was wondering if it would be subject to interference from magnetic fields - I am a neuroradiologist and am always in close proximity to mri machines but obviously never in the same room as the actual Mri machine. I was wondering how susceptible any of the models would be to low level magnetic fields

Thanks in advance

Where did you do your neurorad fellowship?

Surprised you don't know that the MRI exam room requires shielding not just from external magnetic fields, but also so there is no more than 5 gauss beyond the exam room/static field. (FDA requirement) If there is, signs would need to be posted in case someone walks by with a pacer on (or someone super worried about their watch!)

Anyways...get the sub, it has the parachrom mainspring.

[VinnieVegas]

My ophthalmologist wears a ladies datejust.

[Daryl]

Physical Therapist and mobile app developer


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[iliketime]

respiratory therapist

[Jcgul]

device rep - not a rolex but I'm in scrubs so please let it slide

[tudorluv]

retired Medical Service Corps, Major, US Army

[jvk]

Hospitalist/Internal Medicine

[ThatNSICUguy]

New rn here in Neuro Surgical/medical ICU. Currently have the hulk, after anesthesia/CRNA school wanting to get into the rose gold sky dweller! HULK is my daily!