Should I buy my DH a Rolex?

[Anonymous]

I think this is in the wrong forum. Should be in fashion or maybe relationships.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There is no Rolex inventory now and won't be for a while

any suggestions where I can sell mine?

Start with eBay, FB marketplace or Bob's watch

[Anonymous]

Get him an Omega Speedmaster. Apollo astronauts wore them on the Moon, which says something about their quality. Besides, they look a lot cooler than a Rolex.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Get him an Omega Speedmaster. Apollo astronauts wore them on the Moon, which says something about their quality. Besides, they look a lot cooler than a Rolex.

I was thinking about getting an Omega. From a fashion standpoint, who gets a Rolex vs an Omega? Does one keep time better?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just remember that it will basically sit in a drawer 364 days a year.

My dad wears his every day. He always has for as long as I can remember.

Your dad is old AF.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We are celebrating 10 year of marriage this year. I also got a big job this year and will be getting a nice bonus. Wanted to make a nice gift for DH. Do you think Rolex watch is a stupid idea?
Wanted to surprise him, but he has everything but nice watch and always wanted one.
Thank you, please don’t call me crazy for such “problem”.

Don’t post here if you don’t want to be judged.

[Anonymous]

Do it you old fart but nobody buys Rolexes

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Get him an Omega Speedmaster. Apollo astronauts wore them on the Moon, which says something about their quality. Besides, they look a lot cooler than a Rolex.

The watch awarded to the lowest bidder meeting the requirements.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We are celebrating 10 year of marriage this year. I also got a big job this year and will be getting a nice bonus. Wanted to make a nice gift for DH. Do you think Rolex watch is a stupid idea?
Wanted to surprise him, but he has everything but nice watch and always wanted one.
Thank you, please don’t call me crazy for such “problem”.

It seems crazy expensive to me but, you seem to have the money and he wants it. My question what happens when he gets you a lame gift for you? Is he a good gift giver?

[Anonymous]

I received one for my wedding gift in 1991, a submariner. I wore it for about a year and then my company issued me a “skypaager” which I had to carry 7x24. Fast forward 30 years to two way pagers, blackberry, and now the smartphone which my company requires me to still wear 7x24. I would still wear my Rolex otherwise. The Rolex sits in the deposit box likely worth about $20k today - never had it serviced or appraised.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just remember that it will basically sit in a drawer 364 days a year.

DH’S sits in a drawer 365 days a year right next my my Cartier Tank Francios. If your DH will wear it, go for it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think a watch is nice, if he wears watches, but Rolex's keep terrible time in my expereince.

Maybe but who cares. Nobody wears a watch to keep time anymore. You phone will keep the time for you. A luxury watch is like a piece of jewelry on your wrist.

[Anonymous]

A good luxury watch is also an investment. Like fine art, their value increases over time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A good luxury watch is also an investment. Like fine art, their value increases over time.

Lol! Like art .... yes, good comparison....

[Anonymous]

If you get one try to get a limited edition. The more rare the better. They hold their value due to being collectable. The average buyer of a Rolex has an income of $120k. I see them as a marker of upper middle class “you made it” .