That's one way to go. Would be a shame for the resources and craftsmanship though. You can wear it at selected events and occasions. And keep it in a safe at other times. Check out my video on the best safes too: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2mUlYV6d56Khq8

@@WatchDivine only jesting. Absolutely, there are plenty of opportunities to wear a Rolex safely.

Sure you can sell it. You just will get a lower price then when you have documents and box. You can get some papers if you go through Rolex their certification process.

Thank you. Some like gold, some like diamonds, but as long as it is in a Rolex its fine for me.

For sale. Well this video will give you tips to get the best price for it.

Sorry to hear that. We did our best to answer this common question once and for all. But hey can't please them all...

Pearls are sweat. Let that thing sparkle!

Everything can change if you set your mind to it.

Nothing stolen here. There is fair use for illustration purposes. All text and research is original. But thanks for your complaint in the comments section. I'll file it right away on the proper shelf... *cough bin cough*

Thank you. Glad you appreciate it.

Sure! You just won't get the best top dollar price for it. You can go through the Rolex certification program if you do want some papers.

Yes. Sure you can. You can also consider the certified by Rolex program. Where they check the authenticity of the watch and provide a certificate. I've a video about it on this channel. Good luck!

@@WatchDivine I have emailed you recently. Please check the email . I want to contact you.

@@WatchDivine please provide me thek link of the video. I can't find it

Ok, will do. Things have been a bit busy around here lately....

Here is the link for that video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6aWm6NqpNKdiaM

Yes but in a lower amount. You may go to the watch store who can authenticate your watch so that they can give a certificate that your watch is authentic.

Exactly. Thanks for helping out!

Oh sorry to hear that. We did try to keep everything on topic. It is just not so black and white as most people think.

Thanks. Appreciated!

We should put a poll out I think.

36

too big for my wrist

Nothing beats gold in terms of luxury any way.

Thanks for the tip.

The “big watches” for women started with girls “borrowing” their boyfriend’s Rolex (common in the 1980’s) …I love very feminine looks, and I don’t think it looks very feminine. Some people can pull it off, but I still think in the back of my head when I see this “Hmm, is she wearing her boyfriend’s watch?”. I love my 26mm Rolex Datejust, but I really really love my Cartier tank francaises, both medium and small. The older Tank Francaise bands just really intrigue me. Still love the Rolex too. I think the largest I would go on a Rolex is 31mm, but would prefer 28 or 26 for me (my wrist is not particularly slender either)

@eyedocbeck right I feel the same. It still gives pop without over doing it.

day date !

if i had to pay 5k for a tudor id rather just pay 10k for a rolex. i thought the tudor was gonna be like 500ish

Rolex is supreme Tudor sells because of Rolex

Thanks. More coming up!

It won't Doug. But you can keep a Rolex in its box without having it on the pillow too. Anyway the box itself has investment value and increases the investment value of the watch if kept together.

my Rolex band is real tight when I put on pillow. I have a small wrist.@@WatchDivine

Not yet, not yet, my friend!

Thanks for watching. We have a new Battle Of The Watches coming up soon: Rolex vs Tudor. It will be an intense fight.

Sorry to hear about your experience. It for sure is a status sumbol. With all the perks that brings.

Your moment will come. I'm sure.

Glad you liked it.

If you travel, get outside the US. Like book a trip to Europe for a few $100. Then get the watch tax free in Europe with a US passport. Save yourself 1k-2k.

Oh what a nightmare. Thanks for sharing.

@@WatchDivine No problem! Hopefully it will help somebody not do what I did.

I get scared to stick my hand in the freezer to grab ice 😂

No harm intended. Just a little Rolex joke. Please don't be offended. There are good tips to take care off your watch in here.

As a heterosexual I shouldn't be watching

The wrong question IMHO. Put in on, try it. When you LOVE it, it is YOURS, absolutely no matters what others say.

Actually the trend seems to go to bigger watch sizes for women. Most important is how you think it looks on you. Also know that you can have the wristband adjusted, so its not like that watch would hang dangling around on a feminine wrist.

Thanks guys! I did try it on, and the 36 face takes up almost my whole wrist so you see not much bracelet but I LOVE it! Everyone says it looks to big on me, but I just love the look - worried it will look dated or tacky in future though?

@@mini0001 Sounds like a unique conversation starter to me. Who knows what the future brings. I'll post a video with an update if this look gets outdated... ha ha

Ok. How would you say it?

@@WatchDivine It is pronounced Cha Lee Nee.

@@betsyavallone4314 Thank you.

Thank you for the feedback. Will look into it.

Oh no... Don't even want to think about that!

Now that is the true watch collector's spirit

That's hilarious. People can't even tell the difference and then complain about it. Well my friend, this is an actual real human voice speaking. Unless you were of course talking in general and just sharing with all of us how you are feeling.

The voice sounds quite common. Plus, I would think a real watch enthusiast would know how to pronounce "wound" when talking about watches. It's not something that needs a band aid or gauze.

No way this is a real person talking like this 😂

@@JohnsonLimerstine what makes, you said, that I wonder? 😆

Depends on the model and if buying new or second hand.