7 Reasons Why A Rolex Watch Is NOT Worth Your Money!

In today's video, I give you 7 reasons why you should NOT buy a Rolex.

Video Summary:
2:11 Reason #1 - Buying it for status purposes
3:50 Reason #2 - How the watch makes you feel
4:53 Reason #3 - Not having a great story
5:30 Reason #4 - ****
6:18 Reason #5 - Buying it for accuracy
7:38 Reason #6 - Security concerns
8:29 Reason #7 - ****
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[RealMenRealStyle]

What brand should I buy next? Comment below! 👇😁

[mhj]

based on my experience, items that got the most attention and compliments are 1)my shoes 2) my briefcase 3) my suit. the people who usually notice your watch, are watch nerds, just like me. lol

[TheoJay]

Without cheating, I think you've got a Tudor on.😅

[lil_peek]

Literally this guy: " I went out for a coffee and bought a brand new rolex to celebrate the tradition of coffee brewing."

[cubanfunnybeats]

dont buy rolex: here are my 4 rolexes...

essentially: buy lots of rolexes

[LivingAdventurousLee]

My story with my first Rolex Sub with date...

When I was a kid my grand father and my uncle both had one. These two are my absolute role-model. About a month ago I finally pulled the trigger to buy one and it’s the best decision I’ve ever made. Because every time I look at the time I see my grandpa. RIP.

[jasondavis]

You can own a Rolex as long as you can afford it.

[YuriYeleyko]

Having a story behind a watch - the most luxury asset.

[daws]

Awesome advise! I was pretty skeptical of how rolex has been with keeping their inventory unavailable at AD, now thinking about it, its time to let rolex go and find better watches for less! ✊🏻✊🏻

[midas]

My favorite is an Omega Seamaster of the 60s. It was my dad's watch and thus priceless.

[Tunpredictable]

The Datejust is BEAUTIFUL! The person you're giving it to is extremely lucky!

[mikaelzarfati]

As I always say, beauty is in the eye of the beholder, if someone can AFFORD, without braking the bank, by all means. But if you consider using a credit card, it means you cannot afford it... IMO!

[Nahyoutrippin]

Good reasons. BUT, my Rolex I can admit does the talking a lot when I’m out. Especially on my job interview, speeches and dates. I love the return investment.

[ImReqularr]

WE NEED A VIDEO ABOUT YOUR WATCH COLLECTION

[al]

When I became successful, I swore I wanted a Rolex...that's until I came across Jaeger-LeCoultre, I truly love their style.

[rogerelder]

My favorite daily wear watch is a ball engineer master pilot automatic. The most accurate mechanical watch I own. Extremely durable and a good overall value. Nobody will know what it is you are wearing which is perfectly fine.

[NoizeTank]

I see a whole lot of watches behind you. Would you do a “State of the Collection” video?

[donjohngotti]

Sorry but Rolex is best and timeless, like a patek philippe, frederiq constant etc.

[beluwuga]

You’re not collecting watches for the sense of gaining status, yes sometimes that is at play.. but more than that wristwatches are something that hold a great amount of stories yet it is right there in our hands, very personal. Most people after they buy couple of jeweler iced out rolexes they get bored. That’s because they’re buying it for others and soon as others see less of them, the watches get less interesting. To really be a collector who can love and savor the moments with your watches, knowledge about watches is essential. The more you know about something, the more you know what makes it special, the more you can actually enjoy it. Knowing that there are Bakelites GMTs, The meaning of letterings in Rolex dials { i.e the underlines, scoc instead of occ, etc} Realizing that Rolex was founded in 1905 and most of its peers are made in 1800s, Understanding that wristwatches are actually used as a tool by its wearer back in early 90’s — to be fair they didn’t have a phone, they actually use it to measure time. This and many other intriguing stories that makes it a journey of collecting, a hobby that consist of a thousand stories of mechanical developments. That is how you make collecting watches pleasurable, enjoyable, knowing that in your hands it holds centuries of mechanical marvel, that it speaks volume.

[GoalsAndCrows]

I love that you're not just jumping on the bandwagon of expensive watches to raise self-esteem. I make videos about utilising habits to your advantage and you are very inspiring.