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Captain Cannoli
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It is my opinion that Rolex is a more "mature" watch. We, in the younger generations, cant really appreciate the status a Rolex used to convey.
I love the look of Tags and Breit. That being said, if you want a watch that will be in style 30 years from now, and one that you could pass down to your son or grand son, I would go for the Rolex. My uncle has one that he purchased 30 years ago and wears it every day. It still looks brand new. He told me a story once about going out on a fishing charter with this guy from Texas. The guy said to him, (in southern drawl) "Hey Jerry, what time you got?" Jerry- "10:45" Texan-"funny, your Rolex got the same time as my Timex ![]() ![]() ![]() Jerry- "yeah, but when was the last time your Timex got you laid?" laughter stopped
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Gramps 4x's
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First Name: Horatio Seymore Hiny
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![]() Mine is over 16 years old and still looks new. In fact, a few weeks ago, Customs made me turn over my wrist and take it off as they didn't believe I hadn't just bought it and didn't declare it. Once or twice a week, I clean it with soap and water and it shines like the day it was first polished. Sometimes I just shower with it and accomplish the same.
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