Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I was going to get one for my husband a few years ago. When we shopped for one, they said that they drop time yearly and are not a time piece used to accurate time. The Jeweler (Tyson’s 2) said if you want a time piece to tell time, don’t get a Rolex. We thought that was dumb so we didn’t get one.
This is correct. But it’s always been that way. If you want accurate time get $20 Timax or Casio
Not correct. Rolex is a very accurate mechanical watch. I think most have COSC certification, which requires them to be accurate with plus or minus two seconds a day. Sure, a digital watch likely will be even more accurate, but saying that a Rolex isn’t accurate is not really true. There’s also an aesthetic consideration. Some people like to wear a nice looking watch. Sounds like OP’s husband is one of those people.
OP, my DW got me a watch as a wedding gift years ago. Not a Rolex, but another high-end brand. I never really wore a watch before then, but have worn it daily ever since.
Anonymous wrote:My Rolex keeps such terrible time that I stopped wearing it. Also know that they recommend they be serviced every five years and that service was $750 the last time I did it. I regret buying my Rolex even though I still like wearing a watch and still like the look of it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just remember that it will basically sit in a drawer 364 days a year.
Why? Most people wear watches daily.
Ha, no. Have you looked at people’s wrists lately?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Do not get me wrong, but what is he getting to you?
For our anniversary I got a high end watch to my husband, and he forgot about the anniversary… yes, we had some health issues with the kids those days but still felt a bit weird…
I honestly don’t care what he is getting me. He got me many many gifts over the years - studs, engagement ring, tennis bracelet, I have everything. I inherited Cartier watch from my grandmother who passed 5 years ago, so I am all set with jewelry and watches.
Anonymous wrote:Do not get me wrong, but what is he getting to you?
For our anniversary I got a high end watch to my husband, and he forgot about the anniversary… yes, we had some health issues with the kids those days but still felt a bit weird…
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just remember that it will basically sit in a drawer 364 days a year.
Why? Most people wear watches daily.
Anonymous wrote:Do not get me wrong, but what is he getting to you?
For our anniversary I got a high end watch to my husband, and he forgot about the anniversary… yes, we had some health issues with the kids those days but still felt a bit weird…