3 Things You Should Know Before You Buy A Rolex | Watchfinder & Co.

Being the best known and most popular luxury watch brand in the world, Rolex watches have little trouble selling themselves. Many, many people are quite happy to buy one just because it says ‘Rolex’ on it, paying little mind to what that name really stands for. Well, before you buy a Rolex, here are three things you should know.

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[Cuchulainn]

I purchased my Rolex Submariner back in 1983 or 84... I loved the stainless steel look and the durability of the watch. I was getting into underwater welding and all the guys that dove wore them. And James Bond wore one (back then it was a big deal because it wasn't an Omega). So I cut grass for $10 a yard and saved all the money from odd jobs and in about two years I brought my pickle jar full of paper and coins to Hausmann Jewelers and purchased my watch. My constant companion.

[yugiohtrader]

Purchased a rolex in 1995, hopefully it should arrive by 2050.

[Denis-bqkr]

The history of Rolex is one of prime examples why sometimes it's more beneficial to work smarter, not harder.

[b.w.highness]

I am not a comment leaver... ever. But I will make an overdue exception now. For a long time I have been enjoying your videos... by miles the best on YouTube. All are crafted in every detail, from script to voice inflection to images... a delight for all the senses. Your video crafting is equal to the best A. Lange & Sohne. Thank you for bringing such civilized pleasure into a circus of mediocrity.

[viriatvsoflvsitania]

1 Thing You Should Know Before You Buy A Rolex:


1- Everyone will think it's a fake.

[jeanraspail]

"Marty, I'm just back from the year 2052 and I was still on the waiting list for the Submariner!"

[FernaManu]

This guy is an horological encyclopaedia. Fabulous stuff, always.

[RBullCZ]

"After very small, very expensive independence ...and Seiko" :) Love it!

[PartyNewOrleans]

I’ve owned many watches, many watch brands. Blancpain, Tudor, AP, Hublot, Breguet, Grand Seiko and UN to name a few. I’ve owned many watches at one time, finding great pleasure in watching them spin beautifully in my winder trying to decide which piece suits the day best. But today, I only have 1 watch. A Rolex.

[bigpops]

I'd forgotten how much nicer the previous model Submariner case was than the current model. Thanks.

[jharris]

all you need to know about Rolex. What a classic and no stupid looking cyclops! Love it.

[Johnydanerous]

I love how Seiko is mentioned in 3 Things You Should Know Before You Buy A Rolex

[petermashak]

My Rolex GMT Master, has been going strong since 1978, when I bought it new. Just have it serviced every 10 years.

[RameUkulele]

I have my uncle's late 80's tapestry dial datejust to remember him by. Still keeps great time after all these years and the only Rolex I ever want to own. Classic design and I can see this will still be ticking and keeping time long after my own ticker has stopped.
I know sports watches is what everyone is after but when I think of Rolex, I instantly think of datejust. A timeless design classic.

[sixteenbynine]

Awesome content, many thanks! I'd go 4K. I know your camera can handle it beautifully.

[kendalltull]

I have given up on trying to reason with people who insist Rolex make the best watches in the world. Next time I'll simply direct them to this video so they can learn.

[Jazzbeau]

Love these videos and wait with bated breath for each new one; that said, anyone else driven nuts by the tiniest little dust specks and imperfections shown up by the amazing magnification in the close shots?

[tomkhong]

Rolex shows us watchmaking is never as important as marketing . So it’s price is related to hype

[Matthias]

Your videos are very well made. I really enjoy the way you present the timepieces!

[Matt-ifgs]

Matched the seconds on the transition of the watches at the end. Nice attention to subtle details. Thanks for the outstanding content.