What Rolex Can Do For You - Buying the New Releases, Career, Status, Reputation ...

[@mickeydee3595]

What can Rolex do for you? Send you on your way to the Omega boutique.

[@russellharris5072]

Send you to the bank cap in hand with an overdraft application form.................

[@chrisb5986]

To be clear, the Rolex does not say "I have money," it says "I used to have money, now I have a Rolex." Great comedy relief, Tim. The more I hear about and from Rolex, the more I love my Omegas.

[@artblend4278]

I was going to post that, well done. I will add that i'm sure that 50% of new rolex buyers put 90%of their savings in the bloody thing, such is the hype pressure on their fragile reptile minds

[@artblend4278]

@@5amarillo5 hello, by reptile mind I mean the part of the brain that commands some impulse or emergency buying :) science proves how marketing acts on the brain...Apart from that i respect rolex I just blame the fashion turn it is taking....have a nice evening!

[@davidb9531]

If I had put all the money into rolexes that I invested in shares it definitely would say I had more money now, and had the experience of wearing a nice watch

[@Mister_Phafanapolis]

@@artblend4278 So you're saying Rolex isn't a rUgGeD tOoL watch company buy actually a fAsHiOn wAtCh company? LOL

[@idid1866]

👍😁

[@eleveneleven572]

In business NEVER wear a flash Rolex. A straightforward steel Submariner, Datejust or Oyster Perpetual is what's required. PS The chairman of Coutts bank back in the 90's wore a Tissot. I used to meet with him quite regularly and he always wore it.....so remember that if you are a success you don't need to prove anything..

[@kasparovthegodofwar]

Chairman wouldn't be enough success for me. Flex to death.

[@RegNatarajan]

What can Rolex do for me? It can take $15,000 of my dollars that could be better spent on better things.

[@wayneguy6043]

Like what, a car that will be worth half in just a year?......lol

[@Jikaninja]

Wayne Guy a memorable trip with my family to Japan and possible uses it as a down payment on a small apartment in many nice city in the world, way, way better investment!

[@Alias_Anybody]

@@wayneguy6043 Well, at least you can drive that car. A Rolex is not even very exceptional at measuring time.

[@forexpropfirmchannel]

@@Jikaninja These are not investment...These are call expenses.

[@forexpropfirmchannel]

@@Alias_Anybody Or you can pay for Uber while you make money on your phone and enjoy your rolex

[@skoslosk]

Honestly, the best thing about Rolex is resale value. And that’s mostly based on price increases.

[@inglebybhoy3293]

When I was a kid in the 80s we had our own fashion, music tastes, sub-cultures, etc. The music and fashion industries really struggled to make inroads and sell their products. We insisted on doing our own thing. Rolex watches are gauche and crass. The antithesis of those cultures (plural). What went wrong? Why are we so enthusiastic about conforming these days. I love your style Tim. Uber cool!

[@shaharyarsheikh5291]

Why are all these people making snarky comments. This was a perfectly serious video.🙂

[@dylvasey]

You should also be very careful. I was invited to an interview with a company CEO which based on my experience I should have easily got. Since the role was very well rewarded financially, I dressed appropriately including my most valuable watch (Rolex 5513). I got there and we talked for ages. An hour in he noticed my watch and we got talking about time pieces. He was wearing a Royal Oak himself. I came out of the meeting expecting a call a few days later inviting me in to discuss terms. Instead I got a call around an hour later from an agent who informed me I wouldn't be invited back because I was too focused on money - Something we did not even discuss! Sometimes the watch you wear shouts something you did not intend.

[@nda6228]

Strange. I guess different corporate environments, in finance they’d hire you right away because they all want money chasers 🤣 I hear from some friends who work with tech start ups in palo alto that nobody splurges on watches because they’d get ‘cancelled’ for being too materialistic and show that they’re focused on money and possessions rather than contribution lol

[@HKNKRDMR]

Another brilliant explanation video from you Tim. One word to define your watch videos: “Honest”. Great job!🙌✌️

[@zalsentzer]

"Or, just take it easy!" Bingo. I like Rolex style/design, but there are many other fish in the sea. Great video.

[@shaverray4462]

I enjoyed the cheeky bottle of water reference to a certain Aussie chap, very funny.

[@CaptainAhab-im3kd]

A Rolex is many things. It can be an investment, a functional watch, a piece of mechanical art, a piece of jewelry, a status statement, or a conversation piece. One thing for sure is that people want them and buy them. It has the most sophisticated marketing of any product ever made.

[@luispadilla2212]

I am confused people say Rolex is a good investment but when I look into The Watchfinder,The Watch box and other websites to buy a preowned Rolex sometimes it has the buying price and the selling price and if you want to sell to them the price is 40% to 50% less than what they sell to you? So that tells me it is a good investment only for them. I understand that they are in business and must make a profit but I wish people would look into it and stop saying Rolex keeps its value cause it doesn't. I love the Datejust and would like to have one mostly because my parents got married in 1945 but when I am about to pull the trigger and I see all those other boutiques with beautiful watches for the money I walk away.

[@damachine3]

That story is completely different if you can get it from an AD, at retail price. If you could get a steel Submariner, GMT, or Daytona from an AD (retail price), It would be the best and most guaranteed investment you could ever make. I already bought several of the new ones...from my AD, of course.

[@luispadilla2212]

@@damachine3 The problem is I don't like any of those you mentioned I only like the Datejust for the reason I mentioned but even if I did you can't get them. There is a watch collector on you tube who said he knows a guy who is friends with an AD and he has over 100 new Rolex Daytonas and Submariners that he sells a few at a time and Roman from Luxury bazaars said they rather sell wholesale to other dealers at a discount before selling them to the public to keep prices and demand high. Thank you for your input.

[@damachine3]

@@luispadilla2212 I'm not talking about what you like, I'm addressing the topic you brought up...which is investment. Again, it's a good investment if you can get them from an AD, which I can. I get them all from an AD. Check my channel. My AD sells to the public and they sell everything to me, at retail price. Even those that do that still sell some to the public.

[@77cjam]

You can't beat a bit of Satire on a Friday. Enjoyable video 👍

[@davidb9531]

My experience of "what rolex can do for you" was get me a divorce if I bought one, grand seiko does not do this to your marriage

[@andrewa-s9893]

That’s some weird marriage

[@davidb9531]

@@andrewa-s9893 she's not into "stuff" which I do kinda respect

[@andrewa-s9893]

David B Rolex isn’t stuff it’s an investment. One made me £13,000 the other made me £5000

[@davidb9531]

@@andrewa-s9893 mate you're preaching to the converted now come round and tell my wife

[@andrewa-s9893]

Lol women ah have to love them

[@thirtysixtothirtynine9657]

Great video!!! I think I'm mixed breed 3,4, and 5. I really enjoy the winding of the rolex, the accurate time keeping, the robustness, and a bit of the pride of ownership. As long as I have one Rolex in the collection, I am happy to play with my other brands like Tudor, Citizen, Casio, Oris, Zenith. Very pleasing video to watch, thanks for the positive vibes. BTW, the man makes the watch, not the other way around.

[@airborneranger-ret]

Ditto

[@Silver-st2zq]

The Rolex image is 🤢 to the point it even effects Tudor in my eyes, so zero of either and more happy for it.

[@Spook291]

Doc How can it effect Tudor?

[@Silver-st2zq]

@@Spook291 The tacky stink of Rolex hangs round Tudor with Rolex making them that's how sicky the Rolex image has become especially over the last 10-20 years.

[@smallbusinessbigprofits1994]

Doc’s diagnosis is spot on. I really want a GMTM2 Pepsi, because I love the watch. I visited the local AD and I asked about the wait list, more than willing to wait 5 years. She tells me all the watches are “allocated”, I asked “indefinitely” she says “Yes.” She then blurted “but we don’t keep wait lists.” I ignored the glaring inconsistency of allocating watches without a list of who they are allocated to, looked at the near empty case and left. I started thinking about the Tudor GMT, but then decided that would just be rewarding Rolex’s poor customer service. I also wonder why they keep spending money on giant billboards for watches that can’t be purchased unless you spend 100k on other items to get on the non existent allocation list.

[@Spook291]

Doc Have you ever met a Tudor snob?

[@Silver-st2zq]

@@Spook291 That would be a half snob because without the Rolex connection Tudor would not sell half as much.

[@Abudawouds]

I just subscribed to this channel very nice, can you please tell me what brand is your glasses, looks like a cult fairmont 46 in size just wanted to be sure though lol cz i wear the same frame

[@CasebackWatches]

Thanks for the subscription. That's a Ray Ban.

[@markbyrum4743]

Interesting vid. I moved from Casio digital watches in the mid 1980's to purchase my first luxury watch: a Rolex Explorer, influenced by a fellow worker who was leaving the military and going into the privy business sector and wanted the right watch as a statement. I did more research band settled on the Explorer because if the look and the cost.

[@serapio1959]

Great Rolex video Tim, comedy gem, I must say. I really enjoy your channel and content. Great style also! Thanks

[@CasebackWatches]

Thank you!

[@gearhigher2027]

For most, owning a ROLEX memorializes a personal moment, granting the owner a brief reinforcement of success or achievement.

[@kathekollwitz7910]

i like understatement. Therefore, unfortunately, there is not much that Rolex can do for me. Lamborghini couldn't either ...

[@kasparovthegodofwar]

I love this man's honesty Thank you so much for being real Amongst the envious, I just tell em it's a copy.... They are just fans and not friends.

[@lifeistooshorttospendworrying]

Tim, your nonpareil sense of humor coupled with your straightforward critiques make me look forward to your every video. All the best!

[@CasebackWatches]

Thanks a lot!

[@lucafwn]

I am not very fond of Rolex and its watches (they are not my cup of tea), but as a status symbol they work great. Try convincing a customer or wooing a lady with an A. Lange und Söhne...

[@Mister_Phafanapolis]

Most people wear Apple watches or quartz "shitters" and have never heard of Le Holy Trinity. Marketing has made Rolex _the_ one and only luxury watch brand.

[@niveusgaius]

Everyone will assume it’s a fake. Buy a fake Patek instead.

[@Mister_Phafanapolis]

Can it be a fake if most people have never heard of the brand? WIS in the bubble severely overestimate the name recognition of these companies.

[@stevefox8605]

Pretty much all the reasons I wouldn't want a Rolex! For me the whole status thing is a big negative... My money will be going to Omega 👍🏻 Cheers mate.

[@stevefox8605]

@Marcus Maximus absolutely - bet more are sold to "posers" than genuine watch fans. (a shame as I have a friend, Toby, who owns one and he knows his stuff and it's a very nice date just, but sadly he's in the minority) thanks for your comment 👍🏻

[@Mister_Phafanapolis]

I'm surprised all these status seeking hype beasts bother with buying a real Rolex. For less than a thousand you can buy a "super replica" made from the same 904L steel with an ETA movement that looks almost identical side by side. You got yourself a Submariner at 90% off instead of at double MSRP. *Sure, there are the ethical and moral issues with counterfeit goods but as a status symbol/clout seeker it's very hard to argue against this angle

[@Mister_Phafanapolis]

@Marcus Maximus Treating a Rolex purchase as some sort of lifetime achievement award is the problem and cause of the brand being a status system. It's not. It's just a watch. Not even the best watch for the money. I’m skeptical of the quality claims of these luxury watch manufacturers (and their fan boi Stans.) From what I have seen and experienced with reps and microbrands the peak of quality-to-price ratio is around a $1,000-ish maybe up to $2,000. Above that you’re paying for marketing and gilding the lily. Sure, above that you get more polished bevels, higher shine polishing and finer grit brushing but I’m not so sure that means you get a better quality, longer lasting, more accurate product. You are getting _prettier jewelry,_ but not necessarily a _better watch._

[@stevefox8605]

@@Mister_Phafanapolis agreed...tho because of the status symbol status I suppose it's often purchased as an investment.

[@tomchung3880]

What can Rolex do for me? It makes me appreciate my 100 years old Audemars Piguet minute repeater with triple calendar pocket watch much more. For that I paid less than a common SS Submariner. I carry it regularly. I don’t think It commands less status than a Rolex . I have never failed to attract attention whenever I take it out. Especially when I activate the repeater function and explain how it works. People just awe. That’s money well spent! The best part is I don’t have to beg to own a Rolex if I don’t want to support the grey marketer.

[@MyLifeInTheDesert]

Totally off topic but Tim or anyone, Can you help me identify the watch that Ruth Bader Ginsburg wore in a lot of her photos? It looks like a curved tank of some sort.

[@CasebackWatches]

Do you have a link to one of those images?

[@nintendokings]

Oh dear. You’re gonna trigger the fanboys that think people buy Rolex primarily for the horological craftsmanship 😂

[@inglebybhoy3293]

But they just need to look at macro photography of Rolex dials and handsets to realise the quality is not good. In fact it’s sometimes laughably bad. The movements are agricultural compared to true haute horology pieces

[@mrp9498]

ingleby Bhoy the infamous GMT hand paint splatter

[@inglebybhoy3293]

Mr Perpetual Yes, that stands out, but also blemishes and scratches on indices and hands under macro. It can be poor.

[@Mister_Phafanapolis]

_::Rolex guy that spent double MSRP and quadruple the price of an equivalent Omega for a plain jane steel watch::_ - "Worth every penny, bro"

[@stevesmith7997]

Rolex ? I prefer my Favre -leuba Sandow! My 21st Birthday gift i dont queue to go in clubs anymore and my pension is paid into my bank every month! Always on the ball Tim!

[@ljr35]

I had to google that one - very nice!

[@stevesmith7997]

@@ljr35 I am not suprised! Reminds me of happy times in the 1970s before the C word!

[@kamlapati]

Well done, Tim.

[@phmwu7368]

For most watch enthusiasts It all stopped for Rolex when they started to omit lugholes in their sports models ... So vintage only for the real Rolex toolwatches fans !

[@ggndrums]

This!

[@Mister_Phafanapolis]

I find "tool watch" to be such a stupid term. Every single watch ever made is a time telling _tool_ AND ALSO a _fAshIoN watch_ because it was meant to be attractive and look good on the wrist. WIS divide things in to "real" watches and worthless shitters but they all do the exact same thing and the ones they like the least (quartz) keep time the best. Silly hobbyists.

[@jmtgrk]

Rolex Deep-Sea can be removed from the wrist and when held in one's dominant hand and swung just so, makes a good approximation of a mace...

[@mrp9498]

Gladiator weapon

[@SecondHourWatches]

haha I love it. Thank you for another great, super dry humour. Cheers!

[@odedasouline8092]

But what about Archibald Chesterfield the III ?

[@andrewdean1216]

Tim... I really enjoyed that film.. thank you... you are at your best in philosophical mode. Like the cravat.... very well tied! Hair is getting a little bouffant though... Now onto Rolex.. The purchase of my Rolex was a target if I completed some very hard, but lucrative projects. It reminds me, when glinting in the sun.. that I can do it...

[@bearclooneywatches4186]

As a Rolex fanboy, I actually enjoyed this video very much, as it was not just funny, but very thought provoking.

[@emm_arr]

Rolexes look so much better in shop windows than they actually do when worn. Then they look like an expensive Tevise. The only Rolex I've seen that I would really like was a 1920s tank - but not as an everyday watch.

[@swabby429]

I used to believe many of these attributes. Then I realized the people I like to associate with do not wear Rolex watches. The most successful, ethical business people in my medium size Midwestern city tend to wear Seiko Presages or upscale micro brand pieces.

[@spirg]

A lot of interesting points ... 👍🏻

[@DarkMso]

Thanks for the video i have been asking for! Love you

[@redneckster6639]

Seems Rolex can solve most of my problems. Thanks Tim, i have to buy one now.

[@petergoulding2421]

Enjoyed your video Tim, after seeing your 'watch collection' vid I bought an Oris Big winder date pointer for £380 and I love it, the look, time keeping alles. Play more jazz 🎸 love Django Reinhardt

[@ljr35]

I think the reason I don't crave Rolex is because they are just too commonplace, I'd certainly never buy a Sub, maybe a vintage Millgauss or a Vintage DJ like the one Tim has, or maybe one with an unusual dial - I do somewhat covet my friend's sky blue Arabic dial date just because of the colour combination. I suspect I will succumb eventually but I'm not in a hurry.

[@pegauracheii]

Kudos for the Keynes reference.

[@baronsilverbaron757]

What can a Rolex do for you? Make you into a muggers target? LOL

[@jfdomega7938]

Marcus Maximus if the employees are paid more they’ll soon like him!!!

[@jfdomega7938]

Marcus Maximus I agree with 99% of what you say. All the best!

[@neverknowinglyunders]

What can Rolex do for me?... Rolex can jog on! Even before the artificially engineered steel sports watch shortages, the ridiculous wait lists, and not even being able to leave the store with the warranty and stickers in place they where still over priced. Too much stigma, elitism and just paying through the nose for the name. Now they just treat their customers like idiots and think we should line up to worship at the altar of their giant marketing BS! Give me a break 🙄 Sorry, just my opinion.

[@jeremyrice3719]

Rolex doesn’t nothing for me - just aesthetically unpleasing. To each his or her own. Here is America Rolex is the ultimate middle-class watch. For instance, I know 6 people with Rolexes - only half even own a house (and none of them palaces to say the least ) -. These are not rich folks.

[@DaveMGmovies]

Very entertaining and all true.

[@deedee8568]

I'm still waiting for that flash-sale down the local Rolex corner-shop.

[@pwsod]

I had a Rolex GMT back in the 1960s when in the army and the bracelets were not that good. Mine snapped open whilst fording a crocodile infested river in Malaya and the GMT was lost to the the crocodiles. My present watch is a Seiko SARB035 on a leather strap.

[@inglebybhoy3293]

Please send me the coordinates

[@pwsod]

First river north of Mallaca. Five hundred and Eighty eight yards inland from the bridge in Mallaca Malaya. About 2/3rds from the south bank.

[@inglebybhoy3293]

pwsod enroute! 👍🏻

[@pwsod]

SodapopTheOutsider Do not fall in the water. Saltwater crocs like eating Rolex tool watched.

[@pwsod]

The Rolex GMT in 1964 was £42 which was considerably less than what my SARBO35 cost a couple of years ago.

[@vagabond-yj8pn]

Is it better to look good. Than to feel good?

[@Nefville]

My problem is I want a new Rolex because I see myself wearing it every day and doing all of these awesome things with it on, like somehow the watch will provide me with that. Or I want a watch that will last a hundred years or more, but for the price I could buy 50 other quality watches one every other year (not going to live 100 years). The problem with all this is, I already have one. Its a watch. It tells the time and date. Nothing more.

[@markjonz]

Very enjoyable but Rolex also works for the aficionado because they’re never satisfied and like to keep changing their collection so the resale value helps. Not always the case even for Patek, Lange or JLC!

[@alanwright3172]

What can Rolex do for me? Nothing thanks :-) :-) :-) Question ; Is it reverse snobbery to buy the Calvin Klein ETA 2824-2 model and be happy to wear it , or is it just the appreciation of a well made watch for half the price of the movement inside?

[@lawrencewaite4407]

Great Vidio Tim I can see myself in that line I was the guy with the roll of cash back in the eighties when I bought a gold with a diamond dial Rolex President second hand from a AD as I moved through life the Rolex became to blingy and I moved over to a gold Omega aqua terra automatic 41mm and bought my wife a ladies version after a rough patch work wise in the nineties we sold them of and lost interest in watches for a while now I have a small collection of more affordable watches ie Oris and Hamilton ,with my latest addition a Tudor black bay black 41 mm love the vids and the only watch I made a profit on yes the Rolex glad you didn't lick the bottle like AC3

[@Jikaninja]

lawrence waite I don’t like Rolex” the image issue” and I made a lot of profit on owning, enjoying and selling a lot of other brands and watches. E.g. bought a Orient Sun & Moon version 4 rose gold 4 months ago for $220. Sold it just yesterday to someone really wanted one for her husband for their anniversary but none available anywhere in Canada for $1,500. E.g. 2. Bought a limited edition blue metal Casio for $300 and sold it last month for almost $1,200. And many more example. It is call supply and demand. Works on all watches or things with the right time , right place( Canada- we are always short or hard to find many watches!), right trend and right buyer. Not Rolex only! You just need to know what is trendy and what other wanted!

[@m.p.maxplanation1726]

Also die Clubs die ich in meiner Jugend besucht habe, haben nur auf den Frauenanteil geachtet... daher hatten wir immer Mädels aus Spanien, Italien oder Frankreich mit dabei. Uhren waren für Rentner

[@johnfrei9057]

Is that a Tele or a Strat hiding behind that desk?

[@CasebackWatches]

That's a 90s Stratocaster which I don't play anymore. I think it's time for a sale.

[@cosmalas7742]

A friend got his wife a Rolex. When I quizzed her about it she said "he must have got it cheap" and that is all she said about it..... they have now split up and I wonder if in part it was her attitude to the blue dial ladies date just

[@torebelthoft4471]

Spot on, Rolex are for fake people with an overrated watch worth half the price. I am not envious since I own two Blancpain myself but the Rolex hype I will never understand

[@chadreilly]

This is brilliant

[@mike8631]

The amount of bullshit in these comments is incredible. Rolex produce some incredible timepieces, and their premium utility credentials are well earned over many years. The butthurt "only posers wear Rolexes" is a crock of shit. Plenty of watch enthusiasts purchase Rolex both for the quality and the history of the brand. I get it, you're butthurt that all you can afford is an Oyster Perpetual, but don't shit all over the brand because that's all you can manage.

[@enriqueali]

What can Rolex do for you? 1. Tell you the time (just like every other watch can) 2. Convert some of your disposable income into mechanical wrist jewelry (also just like every other watch brand) 3. Offer the possibility to reconvert that mechanical wrist jewelry back into disposable income at some future date (give or take a certain %, though to be fair, in the case of Rolex it's often close, if not equal, to the original financial outlay). 4. Nothing else worth mentioning. 😁😁😁

[@emm_arr]

Isn't MVMT better than Rolex?

[@CasebackWatches]

Haha, THAT video ...! :-D

[@pauldavies8041]

Nothing that a Tudor can't!

[@AlGreenLightThroughGlass]

What can Rolex do for me? Essentially tell the time.

[@Mister_Phafanapolis]

Essentially tell the time... and do it worse than a $5 quartz watch, lol

[@michaelbedford8017]

The nearest thing to a Rolex that would give me pleasure and I would feel comfortable in wearing outside the house would be a vintage Tudor two-tone day/date on a leather strap. i.e. something that would get the nod from another watch enthusiast, but no-one else.

[@angelos6817]

The Rolex buzzle is making too much bubbles!

[@kamenlitchev]

What Rolex can do for me? Hm.... Convince me that I really prefer Omega :-D

[@CPAJayhawk]

I only have a Rolex because it was a gift, I never would have bought a $15K watch for myself.

[@brothberg]

Rolex is like a BMW. Real nice upper middle class car and fun to drive. But it's not a McLaren and it's not a Tesla.

[@tomchung3880]

Rolex has created their products are McLarens and people believe it. I call that a successful marketing achievement.

[@FourIntoOne]

Modern Rolex watches: Horrible trashy shiny blingy oversize overpriced baubles for those that only care about image and nothing about quality or class. The brand as a whole is so tarnished amongst those that "know" about watches most wouldn't touch any Rolex watch made since about 2000 or so.

[@Nefville]

That is not true. They make many understated models in 36mm and smaller, 39mm's and so on. I think your issue is with Rolex owners, not the watches. As far as those in the "know"... I don't know who "they" are.

[@MrRca1987]

Marc Riches You sound classless by tarnishing all with the same brush, shame we can’t all “know” as much as you Marc..... Also sounds like you have a chip on your shoulder about something...

[@stigotmarbjelland6819]

@@Nefville No, our issue is not with Rolex owners, because we can not change people. Our issue is with Rolex watches and the horrible prices!!! And that goes for you too, MrRca1987. The watches are just not worth the money, it`s as simple as that. No real man buys a watch to impress others, to be cool among fools at work, or get laid. Remember that you two.

[@Nefville]

@@stigotmarbjelland6819 I get where you're coming from its just not everyone buys a Rolex to impress other people. If I were to buy a new one it would be because it holds its value over very long periods of time and can be passed down to my kids if I ever have them. That's how I got my Rolex, and that gives that particular watch significance to me. I do have issues with current Rolex, the company, but not the watches and not the wearers, unless they give me a reason and even then the problem is with their character - not the watch. As for Rolex's extrinsic value, it's worth what it is because people believe that it is. Like you I don't agree with it but the market places the value it does on the watches and I can't change that.

[@Ossory88]

Hab mir vor zwei Monaten eine weiße 216570 gekauft. Bin wirklich happy damit, aber ich musste sie über Beziehungen bekommen, um an der Warteliste vorbeizukommen. Das finde ich unschön.

[@Treetopflyer777]

I have a Rolex. I kinda like it. The one thing I will say is, Rolex really have a great resale. If anyone cares about that. I get bored easy and I never lose my shirt on a Rolex. So maybe that’s one thing Rolex can do for me?

[@CasebackWatches]

Absolutely. In that part of the video I've really meant it.

[@tomchung3880]

I am an avid watch collector for more than 30 years. I have done quite well in maintaining very high resale values but it requires knowledge and opportunities. The advantage with Rolex I was told is that due to the current hype you just buy any and seemingly you will make money.

[@juniorjr5328]

Three rolex, one zenith el primero and one jlc reverso tribute. enjoy my collection

[@zatarawood3588]

what watch are you wearing here?

[@CasebackWatches]

A Tissot Navigator, 36 mm, steel version.

[@chrisb5917]

Oooohh oooh oooh.... I know! Rolex can TAKE YOUR MONEY. That’s about all they can DO for you. (Not to say you shouldn’t give it to them)

[@monsieurmike2072]

Rolex got history...but i am more a Patek kinda person...✌

[@russellharris5072]

I think of myself as very ordinary,the last thing I want on my wrist is a damned Rolex.I go for the underdog every time,O&W is a good example with very good watches for a lot less money.There are many underdogs out there and I have supported several of them and thoroughly enjoy their products...................................

[@MrJohnnyorange]

Ollech & Wajs?

[@russellharris5072]

Yes,the very same..........................

[@derickrubio3297]

Preaching the word! As written before: Rolex for the poser, the Omega for the horology…

[@lowersaxon]

Horology? Horology is a Rolex word. Kinda arrogant nonsense to call ones own watches ‚horology‘. Every cheap Timex is as much horology as Omega.s.

[@derickrubio3297]

@@lowersaxonsheep

[@seltenfotog3115]

We know who is NOT a Rolex fanboy

[@My6216]

Now i take a counter view that a man with a rolex on his wrist in the board room might not be able to make the right move for my company 1 he is not the most pragmatic type 2 he does not seem to grasp value 3 he is more apt to make non clear by the seat of the pants decisions

[@Captain-ln3vh]

If my Rolex says money, what does my McLaren say? Small carrot big ego? Hahaha

[@BrendrumJones]

hilarious, loved it

[@DapperProf]

Banks charge you if you bring too much money in??? Is this common in EU, or just Germany?

[@CasebackWatches]

In Germany it's actually only a plan, but it might be realty soon if the interest rates stay that low. Too much money around. Strange thing.

[@underachievingwatchcollect1878]

Everyone is talking Rolex on KZbin-they must be doing something right!!

[@occularpatdown]

You can also invest that cash in something with a proven return

[@occularpatdown]

@@GunGlutton Totally! I meant for the guy with wads of cash :)

[@nda6228]

Marcus Maximus property investments often oversee the inflation and currency devaluation. For example, your 100k property brought you 10k dividends after tax but the dollar sank 7%, so you really only made 3%. Property is not an international commodity and is definitely not as liquid. You have to go through tons of paperwork and time to sell your property while you can sell a gold Daytona for 40k in an hour and see the cash on hands right away.

[@nda6228]

Marcus Maximus 😂 why would I hate I own both I’m talking based of MY personal experience

[@nda6228]

Marcus Maximus 😂 you’re probably just sour you’re invested in neither, it’s okay. No need to like your own comments for self esteem.

[@OWR0406]

tim, du musst mal zum frisör 😛

[@CasebackWatches]

Da war ich kurz vorm Videodreh. Zu kurz geschnitten und nun steht mein Naturwirbel hoch ... Verdammt.

[@OWR0406]

Caseback Watches 😁

[@Make_SPQR_Great_Again]

I'd love to own a Rolex if I had a shit tons of disposable money. There are just so many other priorities to spend money on.

[@horstkaniny3614]

Ja, könnte was dran sein! Ich persönlich frage mich immer mehr ob ich mit der Marke überhaupt in Verbindung gebracht werden möchte. Ich seh immer mehr Leute mit der Marke am Handgelenk, die ich auf den ersten Blick für Idioten halte.

[@frankschroth4038]

Rolex can't do anything for me, because I just don't like Rolex! It's a watch for small self esteemed people who have to compensate lack of character!

[@Silver-st2zq]

Well put, Rolex does nothing for me either apart from they look well made.

[@frankschroth4038]

@@Silver-st2zq oh, they are well made, but the hipe around the brand, and way overpriced ! And almost everybody seems to have one! Even the young ,living from welfare.... it seems!!!

[@Silver-st2zq]

@@frankschroth4038 Way to tacky, rather have a Sinn or a Hamilton for an everyday beater and an A.Lange & Sohne grail.

[@andrewa-s9893]

Rolex is a good way to save money. As you can always sell it very easy in the free at some point.

[@tomchung3880]

See them everywhere in pawn shops in Macau and Vegas. Better than going to the loan sharks.

[@Beowulf395]

I feel Omega is better then a Rolex..... I can find a $1,000.00 watch that works as good as those top brands...... only buy a top brand if $1,000 dollars is pocket change to you

[@geroldatlarge1841]

It gives me a drawer full of Rolex . As life would have it, it does my ego little good. My friend has a bigger drawer full of Rolex. He too has a similar dilemma. His friend has an even bigger drawer full of Rolex. Then again, there’s a guy in China who has yet a bigger drawer full of Rolex. Etc. Etc. Etc.

[@CasebackWatches]

That will be famous as the „Producer Michael Paradoxon“ 😀

[@anamisidro8453]

Love my datejust but I can have so much fun with other brands (not so many) 😂 and still wear a nice piece. Rolex did provide me a magnificent piece in exchange of 7000€😂 thank you 😊

[@jaysikes4256]

What Rolex did for me was offer the most affordable choice. At my previous job, a flash watch was a requirement. Rolex was the minimum standard that I could afford at the time. Thank you Rolex!

[@mikehair2486]

Rolex is a well made watch it’s stupid people will judge you for wearing one. (I own a Omega ) don’t overpay just enjoy

[@MevillaCaboroigproperty]

Hey Tim Ich bin”s, Olaf. Vuele Grüße aus Cabo Roig, Spanien. Melde dich mal!

[@CasebackWatches]

Hi! Schön dich zu lesen ;-) Ich habe keine Kontaktdaten mehr zu dir, kannst mir aber gerne kurz ne Mail an [e-mail] schreiben.

[@shane011471]

Rolex can do all that for me? Holy Shit I need to go out and waste my money on one ASAP!