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Having owned three Rolex watches and
In Response To: The REAL REASON!!! ()

no Omega's yet I cannot disagree with you more....Rolex imho is greatly overrated much like Bose and Montblanc. Sure they make robust and reliable watches but so do seiko and timex at a fraction of the cost, the only thing which allows them to keep their prices as high as they are and retain their value is the demand created by the ignorant masses. Their only selling point was their classic designs however it appears with their new models they are getting away from that and becomming just as trendy as the rest of them.

I agree with the posters above, people like Watch Guy are one of the main reasons I have come to abhor many Rolex enthusiasts/owners.

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