Rolex Rant - Waitlist, Buying, Owning, Selling
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Join us for our Rolex therapy session. We talk about the challenges of buying Rolex, with the infamous Rolex Waitlist, what it's like buying and owning a Rolex and also being bored of Rolex.
#Rolex #Rolex #Rolex
Hang on, sorry… I just clocked! You guys have a FIVE camera setup. God bless the poor committed soul who does the edit on these. Great job chaps. Production quality alongside the great banter, really appreciated. 👑👑👑👑
Sean. You just made my day. I am indeed that poor soul. Great to see the commitment to perfection does not go un noticed.
@@marcusflack1523 well I just added a fourth 👑 to my original comment in recognition, dude. Stellar work, sir
@@marcusflack1523 lucky they gave you a two week window 😂
@@marcusflack1523 it doesn’t !
Way too much changing of frame...he worked hard for nothing that is bugging most people eyes always changing the image
This isn’t just my favorite watch podcast but it now tops the list of my favorite podcasts period. The production quality is awesome and the chemistry between you guys is on point. I’m in the same boat as Andrew as the only thing Rolex has out there that really intrigues me is the white gold yacht master on the oyster flex. That is something I’ve been wanting to get since it came out.
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You guys are absolutely killing it with this channel/podcast. Wonderfully informative and entertaining to say the least. Thank you for what you do
I watched Nico’s watch roundtable with George and Andrew the Voice yesterday and this one today. What comes through clearly in this format is the love, passion, and especially the sincerity that everyone has about watches. Of course, taking the piss out of each other makes these shows truly entertaining! You’re like the Blue Collar Comedy Tour for watches. You guys should do a ComicCon-like panel at the next Watches and Wonders. That is one show I’d fly anywhere to attend!
Oh yeah, George, I had the same experience with my first born and spent 3 months in the NICU. It makes you rethink everything. I’m very happy to hear you chose quality of life.
Ira.....I think that is one suggestion that HAS TO HAPPEN. I def think it would be a great idea to do that at Watches and Wonders for sure. Thanks for your thoughts
Yes same!
I absolutely love the idea of About Effing Time. It has become my favorite video to watch. Its interesting, its chaotic, its hilarious, its weird and it feels like hanging with good friends that are deeply into watches. I think this is the trick that you seem like the crazy (in a good way) watch obsessed mates every horological enthusiast should have :)
Bloody great encouragement Sebastian. We are super pumped to be on this ride, and its even better knowing like people like yourselves are getting a real kick out of it.
The internet can be a savage place, it’s brilliant to have people like you in our corner SG 🤌🏼🤌🏼
Beautiful story George. You are a man of great integrity. Feeling loved and supported even at great monetary lose is priceless.
Amen -Andrew
I find myself smiling the entire way through each episode. Well done!
I also smile as i edit all these episodes. Its super fun and super informative. Thanks for the comment. Means a lot.
My dad bought a Pepsi 1675 in 1977 while flying F-4s TDY in Germany. Mom flipped out that he spent $500 on a watch. When he retired from United Airlines in 2015 he was still wearing it and it had been, literally, around the world.
Was your dad AF or Navy? My uncle was a phantom pilot in Nam such a cool airframe. The old timers in the military was what got me into watches.
You guys are on to something here!
The balance between the three of you is on point, I love the distinctly different voices, camera angles and editing too. Banger first season, and you can tell it's not by accident! Hope you're all committed to sticking it out for a while to see it grow 🤟
Thanks so much mate. And we’re going all in on this 🙌🏻
You got it KJH, not to be cliched but when it’s this fucking fun to ‘work’ it truly is a pleasure, thank you - Andrew
@@AboutEffingTime Thanks for the content, awesome stuff!
@@Timeandtidewatches For sure, I bet you guys could be doing this down at the pub for nothing! But maybe they wouldn’t have the world’s best gin yet :)
G’day from back in Oz, KJ
The guy on the right sounds just like young Joseph jostar
Wait a sec… Following your analogy, Rolex obviously isn’t VW, nor is it BMW. It obviously is Mercedes!!!
Man, I just love the concept of AET and the chemistry between you guys. Just blabbering about watches and personal stuff for 45 minutes, without getting boring for just one second... mates, I'm effing hooked.
Effing love to hear it
@@AboutEffingTime Off-topic, but there was an episode where George was talking about the Heuer (not Rolex) Daytona, but I can't seem to find it. Do you know which one?
The problem with the Rolex brand is too many people have them. You go to dinner with friends and all the men have a Submariner !
Friends with teenagers and a degree of wealth, spoil their children on their 18 and 21st birthdays with Rolex watches.
They used to be a luxury brand to aspire too. When your friend’s teenage children wear them and have never worked, suddenly the shine disappears !
That means you look elsewhere . . . . . You want to wear something more individual. Have to say this is where Bamford comes into play ! But i’ve just bought a beautiful Tissot 2000 and a Bamford Tag RUF. Much more exciting !
Thanks guys. Great discussion. The b/w therapy intro was brilliant. You could do 5 minute therapy sessions for every brand.
This is nuts, I remember when you could walk in off the street and buy a Rolex. Buying a Rolex is a once in a lifetime experience for many people, notable birthdays etc.
bullshit. Rolex is not that hard to get from an AD. You obviously just rub people up the wrong way.
.. No one mentioned that Nicholas from Fears once worked for ROLEX 😁
Great episode guys!!😎👍👍
Is that right?!?!?! Now that is interesting.
George's story at the end brought such good closure to the episode
Appreciate this comment so much - we feel exactly the same. He's brave enough to be vulnerable - that's strength ✊
I had no interest in Rolex at all for such a long time. Then I wanted a Sub, then I wanted an ExpII, then a Daytona. The reality is I'm not dropping the cash needed to get one at any point likely...unless it's a Pepsi GMT 😄
Adrian nailed it. At the grey market prices, my money is going on something better and a true £10-15k watch. Rolex, as much as the hype makes everyone think they are, just aren't worth the grey market prices.
Not even all the way through the episode and loving it. However I am surprised at comparing Rolex to VW or BMW. I am very fortunate to own a Batgirl, Bluesy and Starbucks and every time they are on the wrist it is a special experience. Yes the brand has become overinflated and there are many problems with the image of it. but the watches are stunning and this should not overlooked.
Rory…Rory…you forgot one thing. If YOU were to name a car brand that Rolex would be. What is it?
@@marcusflack1523 hey Marcus. For me it would be Porsche. Slightly unattainable, very desirable and a bullet proof product. And like most GT cars the sports models sell for more than retail. How about you?
Rolex is Porsche of watches. AP is Bentley. Patel is RR. VC is Range Rover
@@samuelburton5576 I’d agree with that.
@@rorybeanz I’d say it’s more of a Mercedes Benz in terms of symbolism and brand recognition.. Mercedes doesn’t enjoy the same desirability however since the cake is split somewhat evenly between the big 3 german brands.
Great to see the shoutout to Fears. They're beautiful watches and deserve more attention.
Agree with many on here, best channel I watch by far. Congrats Gents. Love the promotion of independent brands.
Yes and we love giving the space to the Indy brands. So good to be able to give back to the industry.
Always a pleasure fellas. Be well, stay healthy, and I'll be looking forward to the next one. Cheers...
Great to have you with us Tara!
I finally got to the BYOI segment and you guys brought Fears! Yes!!! I’ve been hoping Nicholas would get noticed more. His attention to the tiniest details is impeccable. My Brunswick Salmon always makes me smile; it’s a joy to wind every morning. :-) As I wrote before, the watchmaker’s personality has become a major selling point for me. Now to find the right Bamford GMT for me…
I really enjoyed this video and I do agree with your point here. I got into Rolex back in the 80s when the hype wasn’t anything really. Today is a totally different story and honestly it has changed my perspective on Rolex. Sure it is a great brand and they make great watches however the hype has totally ruined the experience. It has moved me to Tudor and omega and honestly some of these new micro brands are much cooler to wear and for less money.
Who wants to wait 5 years for something to find out it isn’t cool lol
Awesome video
Is this show going to be the BEST EVER watch show??? I think it is. I mean even the hilarious Rolex thoughts intro is on another level, 5 minutes in, I'm hooked 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Glad you had as much fun watching this bit of creativity as we did making it. Thanks for the comment Sam. Means a lot.
As a very proud owner of a Fears, I can't sing their praises high enough. They're just excellent. I've worn mine - an Archival 1930 Small Seconds - on several life occasions because it's the watch I feel the very most at home in. I love it, and it feels right. I've got a moderate collection, and I don't wear my Fears everyday. But no matter the watch I'm enjoying, I'll think about the Fears. I'll think about my love for watches. And its a real grounding point for me in the watch world now. It's the first watch I've ever agonized over. And the service, the quality, the sense that this is a business that acts with the weigh of 175 years of history - It's all *really* there. You feel it, from the box it arrives in with an exquisitely hand-tied bow and lovely unique deep blue stain, to the little documentations with it that you really could just own that one watch - or maybe it an another fears - for most of the rest of your life.
On the Archival specifically:
There are 175. Of those 136 are two-hand models with a new old-stock movement from the 1960s (I believe); There are 39 of the Small-Seconds, which house a movement from the mid-30s.
The series is numbered individually on the case back from 1846 - the year of first founding - to 2021 - the 175th anniversary.
Numbers 1846-1976 and 2016-2021 are the two hand model, representing the active years. Numbers 1977-2015 are the small seconds, in recognition of the 39 years of dormancy.
Number 1846 has been provided to the collection of the Bristol Museum, and I believe one or two others were retained by Fears to commemorate their history in their collection, meaning ~172 are available for private ownership. All 39 small seconds are either sold or otherwise accounted for. A number of two-hand models are available from retail.
Number 4 is a legend... Passion is infectious and doing fantastic things
I owned a few modern sport Rolex and nothing will deter my love or desire for this brand . They are the industry leaders who makes functional and purposeful watches , that are timeless
I'm right there with Adrian. I have this inner talk where I caution myself not to jump into the sea and wrap my arms around the first and biggest creature I see, which in this case is Rolex. If tuna is the chicken of the sea then Rolex is the chicken of the watches. I wish it wasn't but the 28% AND the overall presence doesn't leave much choice. So it's very inevitable and unavoidable to have them on the path. And it's a good gateway drug into the more sophisticated side of watch collecting. So in that sense I think I have to thank them. Good episode by the way. Would have been nice to see what exact era of watch collecting you guys are in now, personally.
Interesting chart.
Lets see where Tudor and Omega will be in 2022.
Both have done some good stuff lately thus would be interesting to see the updated ranking.
Thankfully I've never been hung up with the Rolex brand. They've mostly reminded me of old men. With all of their offerings, my favorite is still the Explorer.
I did like 999 and this was for 1k likes. Great episode 👍
1000 baby!!!! you did it. Thanks for the click
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Top notch. A true heavy weight channel in the watch world. Keep it up guys.
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Love your show, so we'll done and thought out. Also purchased some four pillars and sold my only Rolex 😀 winning 👌 keep up the honestly lads. Gary from the Sunshine coast
Appreciate ya!
Got my Polar Explorer II from the AD in November. It did something I never thought would happen...it took over the title of 'my favorite watch in my collection' from my Seamaster 300M.
We can all “hate” on Rolex right now, just over hyped, not the state or the art in design/movements, not as “exclusive” anymore, boring, etc - but if your AD calls for a Steel Daytona, GMT, Submariner, Skydweller, you’re taking it. But for me, I just bought a 2019 Tudor Black Bay Chronograph S&G for $4k, and absolutely love it. After tears of trying to get a Panda after six other Rolex purchases and two Grand Seiko’s with my AD, I just said whatever on the brand, and frankly the Tudor features a date, and in most every way is as good.
To hell with their waiting lists. Already own a couple & have no intention of buying another never mind waiting for it.
BYOI - just picked up a Bruvik Fjord N2.0 Sognefjorden in Oslo. What a watch!!!
Yeah that Monaco, Bamf edition, is amazing! V2 please? Ahaha id legit love to get one.
Sooooo freaking stealthy. Right!
Rolex curve- yet to experience Rolex,… but also not interested in anything Rolex makes.
I think that’s a very healthy place to be. Cheers, Adrian
Actually I was underwhelmed by the Batman, Hulk, Cermit, OP and Pepsi I've owned. That's why I had to move them all
I recently got my first Rolex after being determined I wouldn’t ever own one.
I actually find the day-dates and submariners unbelievably boring.
For this reason I was lucky enough to be able to purchase the new Air-King which I view as my fuck you watch.
I love it, it’s not my favourite watch but I really enjoy wearing it. I unfortunately got the first scratch a few weeks ago and was mortified....but actually now love it even more because it makes it mine.
Loving this podcast chaps. It’s just excellent!
I would love to do the same....but in my dreams the Rolex will be a Sky Dweller. Now to me thats the F@#k off Rolex sleeper.
Another great episode! Enjoyed the all the stories very much! I can totally relate. I bought my Submariner 14060M 11 years ago, bought a Datejust for my wife at around the same time. The Sub was my daily wearer for the last decade, I still love the watch. However Rolex as a brand doesn't give me the same joy anymore. All the crazy hype around Rolex, combined with their customer experience, has turned me off to the brand.
Don’t fall into the “hype” of complaining about Rolex hype. It’s become popular to bash the brand. I wear my submariner because it’s an awesome watch, and I don’t give one single f**k about what anyone else thinks about it. Enjoy your submariner, it’s just as awesome as the day you bought it.
@@whereRbearsTeeth I still enjoy my Submariner. But I miss the old days of when I could walk into a store and simply buy one. I find the current situation, caused by the hype, extremely irritating and annoying. It doesn't stop me from enjoying my watch, but it does turn me off from wanting to buy another Rolex.
Amazing episode! Total validation for me. I don‘t have a Rolex, (can‘t afford it atm anyway) never wanted one at first, saw the Explorer II, loved it to bits beeing a proper sturdy tool watch. Only other one i really love is the Yachtmaster 42, but not attainable in any way sadly.
well you never know Flo X. Our watch journeys have a start middle and end. And you never know where you will end!. Thanks for watching!
Yeah, with Hodinkee's rise in popularity, seems that everybody's got a vintage Rolex. I have a fuck you watch, but on a lesser scale. Back in 2016, everybody was jumping on the Seiko sarb train. And I had one and it was great. But I sold it bc everyone had it. But then I found the Citizen Grand Signature collection. It has everything Seiko and even Grand Seiko has, a hi beat movement, interesting dial and handsets, great value for money. It looked like a sarb, but it beats the shit out a sarb and no one knows nor has these.
Hmmmmm I’ve not heard of them. Gonna check it out.
Best episode so far. Great stuff!
That Pam Rolex movement were initially designed/made by Cortebert for Rolex
Of course Adrian has never visited a stripclub. The nerve of thinking he did.
This man is pure, classic and iconic.
He only needs the click of a camera and the spinning of a gear train. He explores caves and climbs mountains. That and only that is real excitement and real adventure to him.
Now give me that T-shirt 😎💪
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA I was waiting for the punchline Guy.....but bro, I think your probably right. Def will consider your comment for the prize my friend.
@@marcusflack1523 It would be an honour 😎
EYEROLLLLLLLL 😂
@@Timeandtidewatches Tell me I’m wrong 😂
Great show gentlemen. I love the Omega wall clock. Where did you get it?
I’m not surprised with Cartier has jumped in favouritism. Availability is king, customer experience is queen, beautiful timepieces the icing on the cake. I wish Rolex valued their customers that are not in the high rollers category. To think a Batman is over a 3 year wait in Australia is just ridiculous. This is arrogance.
@@MPD90 waitlist was what I was referring to.
@@MPD90 yes I understood I was just explaining my context and how I feel. I understand the demand. I live in Australia where supply is shocking. Maybe the narrative is which countries receive the most supply.
I’ve had several omegas. Still have an orange PO and it’s great. That being said, Rolex is the most recognized and value retention brand. You buy a Rolex and you wear it for 15-30 years and you will make money. Don’t be sucked in by the pretenders to the throne.
New to the podcast and new to loving watches. Great show!
I would recommend the bloody shiraz gin with bitter lemon
I think the watch market should be split into two? 1. Watches, and, 2. Jewellery? I think that would sort out all the problems. My work here is finished!
I'm only post Rolex because of Zenith. Holy mother of god. Zenith.
I feel slightly pretentious writing this but having had a Daytona on my wrist for a year, I would rather have any other watch now. I was sucked in like many others and fell for the hype. My everyday watch now is a Werenbach, only €€25000 less expensive than the RD 😀😀
The Submariner is an iconic, beautiful and versatile watch. You can wear it with a suit, a button down shirt and chinos, and with jeans and a t-shirt. I think it looks cool no matter what. I feel sad that everybody has one now, and I felt like a prick during the boom in the last years because I had what could be a downpayment for a house on my wrist. That was never my intention when I bought it ten years ago. Glad the hype is slowly fading.
I only want the Rolex Explorer 1 36mm, because I saw it and just wanted it, it's the only Rolex and luxury watch that I want.
You’d think with George being such an Omega Fan Boy, he could put some batteries in his Omega Wall Clock…
Imo I think getting a Rolex as a treat when you have a big birthday or a celebration is perfect. Also they don’t loose value so if your not getting a lot of watches in a big watch collection you can’t go wrong. But, when you’ve gotten your 3-5 Rolex watches your kind of done and then you can move on to other brands. There you go.
True that
I think the AD’s make the Rolex experience bad. Now hear me out.
I’ve had my name down on the ‘list’ for quite some time now, and since then bought Tudor, Oris, Duckworth etc and still haven’t had a call to say one of the Rolex I want has come into stock. Yet my friend who has no buying history has had 3 Rolex’s this year.
Now don’t get me wrong he’s entitled to, but when he’s had two in 2/3 months (one of them I had my name down for) that’s when I think the experience is totally ruined. The AD’s hold the power and therefore ruin the experience
It honestly depends on the social circle you are in. For me there aren’t tons of ppl I’m around with Rolex watches. I may see a sub or date just every few weeks but that’s about it.
Part of the lure is the hunt, the story about how you found your Rolex, the price you bargained etc. Furthermore, I came into watches looking for the absolute best value for function & art, Rolex sits perfectly between form, function, craftmanship, and value (at list) before you get into haute horology (in my opinion).
Adrian is lying - the first time he saw a Rolex was in a strip club.
Hahahahahahahaha genius comment!!
I’m glad I’m not caught up in the Rolex hype, especially given the whole buying experience problem. Rightly or wrongly, I tend to prejudge someone when I see a Rolex on their wrist. I assume it’s a fake if they are not well dressed or I assume the owner isn’t a watch enthusiast and knows little about watches but just wanted to flex the badge if they are. Silly I know but the Rolex ‘image’ is something I want to stay clear of.
In terms of the actual products, they are well made and good watches. I struggle with their designs. I find the Explorer boring, the Daytona ugly and the Yachtmaster, Day Date and Datejust are horrendous. I do like a plain black face no date Submariner, but I think the Seamaster is a technically better watch and it’s cheaper and easier to get. If I were in the market for a sub, I’d buy the Blancpain 50 fathoms all day long. It’s good we all like different things and have different opinions in the watch world but for me, I can’t see me ever owning a Rolex.
George is excellent in that opening! Lmao!!
Omega: canceled Olympics, delayed Bond film... It hurts. 🤕
I’m not in the watch industry but some of the figures quoted for the market share of Rolex seem difficult to believe. Apparently they have 40% of the swiss watch market in the US and 35% in the UK. Where do all these watches go when the ADs never appear to have any stock available for the general public?
A vexed question indeed
I'm planning on getting a Tudor soon, I don't think I'll even look at a Rolex right now
Tudors are way more rock n roll. No question.
I have a new BB58 Blue, you interested?
@@wayneguy6043 I'm actually looking at the bronze, appreciate it though
@@rip93ford which bronze? Brown, black, or blue?
@@nash9625 I got the boutique exclusive brown with the bronze bracelet. Absolutely love it.
BMW not VW he’s wrong ( vw never positioned as a premium brand ) never ever owned a Rolex , went from Jlc to Ap to Patek would choose GP or Vacheron over rolex why just be like everyone else a rolex Daytona Paul Newman would be the only exception
H moser becoming the big stealth wealth time piece in Switzerland particularly
It's amazing how well a robotic production watch can be and can also convince people that their better then everything out there being a pos and all
Favorite Chanel! Cheers 🥃
Can you guys please tell me where you get the wall clocks from?
Cartier sales was helped so much by watch youtubers gushing over the Santos in the last year or so.
I miss the flow that the conversations had in the first few episodes. Probably because they decided to cut the length down.
Any ideas of increasing the duration, guys?
Spoiler alert - season one was shot in one block so episode lengths ebbed and flowed. We’ll be working on the format for S2 so any ideas welcome.
@@Timeandtidewatches Great to hear that S2 is coming! Just make sure the duration is not a factor when you cut the episodes - because these are essentially podcasts so even if the durations are longer, we'd be glad to take it.
PS: Also, how did you miss the sponsor's questions this episode? :P
Also, pretty obvious but, bring in guests in S2. Teddy Baldassare. Andrew Morgan. Nico Leonard.
Also, talk about the secondary market/grey market.
I am a JLC lover, I don't know that I mind JLC is declining, less competition to buy and own
Ahhhh That old chestnut ...Waiting list for a product... Thus it creates an "Artificial scarcity"
Wouldn't you THINK people who can afford this much money for a watch would also see through this BS?
My only real problems with Rolex (other than availability) is that they only really have two watch styles (sports where Sub, GMT, Yachtmaster, Seadweller are basically same watch and dress where Datejust, OP, Day Date, Skydweller, Explorer, Milguass, Air King are basically the same. There’s no real impetus to bring something different out. They need display case backs and a few more colour options (e.g. blue or white dial steel Sub).
they own 29% of the market and Omega which does everything you say Rolex should do owns what 7%. Let me know what you do for a living and I will definitely hire your competitor.
@@davidr2802 and yet on every watch forum/TH-cam channel everyone states they hate Rolex (I don’t include myself in that - I’m just saying it wouldn’t hurt them to try something a bit different now and then). You couldn’t afford me anyway.
"I am George!" Nice try Christian Slater
Regarding the chart, I’m glad to see Breitling’s steady upward trajectory. Combined with some eventual die-off of Rolex hype, this could be good for bringing at least some semblance of balance/competition to that segment of the market in the future: Rolex-Omega-Breitling.
Wishful thinking but not happening… Not saying Rolex is better than Breitling or Omega but it does not compete in the same universe as the other two. Rolex is in the stratosphere of the holy trinity based on brand cachet and desirability without providing high horology. Hate it or love it that’s the situation now and don’t see it changing anytime soon.
The people that own Rolex love them.The people that can't obtain one hate them 😏
Exactly!
Not really, I had over 5 in my collecting life..got rid of them all because they eventually bored me.
I will probably never own a Rolex. I had surrendered to this realisation and had settled on aiming for a vintage Omega or a Tudor Black Bay 58 as my aspirational watch... until Andrew mentioned Connery's Rolex during his time as Bond and I found myself shifting my sights in terms of first purchases upon winning the lottery.
I am a teacher. Barring a miracle a Rolex will always be beyond my reach, and to be honest I believe I am content with that. Still, it remains a "luxury" watch for me, and who knows.
Finally, in regards to whether or not I believe Adrian about his never having been to a strip club, being married myself I would never cast aspersions on another publicly challenged husband. That does not change the fact that the disturbing image that popped into my head was of Adrian insisting an "exotic dancer" should dance for him whilst wearing his Kermit and singing "It's not easy being green." (Shudder).
Thanks, now I really do need therapy 🐸- Andrew
@@Timeandtidewatches 😳🤣
When it comes to fine imitation watches, NKUWAN delivers. I've bought from them several times, and I've never been let down.
I had the opportunity to buy an Explorer I at a AD, and trying it out, it did not feel THAT special. Did not pull the trigger. Now turning 50, I want one again... will try again and see if I get an OP or what they might have available.
Walking into a Rolex AD and asking for a steel sports watch = coïtus interruptus
Rolex have 28% of the Swiss watch market, does not mean that 28% of Swiss watch buyers are buying Rolex watches at retail through an AD. Only a select few percent are able to do this.
It does raise many more questions than it answers - Andrew
Are clear prescription Persols TTH?
6:30 what does this pie chart represent? Turnover or units sold?
Rm 2.7 ?is this by volume or price?
Lol at George hanging around circles where daytonas are common place. Not sure many people can relate to that haha.
I’m done with Rolex. When you can buy multiple Rolexes (3) from the same AD PRE 2020 then not even get a white op before it was discontinued let alone anything else and that was before all this then screw them.
Loving the content. But I can’t be the only one thinking George likes to take over the conversation 😅
Hello I am interested in your wall clocks, where can one purchase them? Please don't say eBay.
Great show GB you shall be pleased to know I have a Casio bamford
Rolex the ultimate beanie baby.
Rolex are great watches, but they have ugly hour hands ( most of them, not all), but you can‘t buy them, same with the Tudor Ranger.
They can effing keep their stuff.
I bought a Sub in 2001, waited 8 months, no fuss, great watch, that was it. You can‘t do this today. Rolex wants it that way.
You want an Omega, a Glashütte, a Blancpain? Go ahead, no problem.
Thanks!
How do I purchase a Rolex from the AD ? They won't put me even on the wait list :(
Freaking tragic.
I think we will talk about this in next weeks live stream.
It is not very nice to repeatedly draw the attention to Georges wealth. That brings an asymmetry to the table that you actually don't want, as far as I understand the idea of the podcast.
Otherwise nice video again, go on....
It’s all good natured piss taking don’t fear
Rolex is like BMW. They are good quality but there is a level of douche that just comes with both. With all the great watches available I never understand why people keep going in for Rolex. To each their own though.
Awesome!
Great share.