knowing life is short, when is the best time to buy a rolex if you can :

[NoChillJones]

I have one of those also
Broke nikkas mentality the right watch holds more value than any mass produced vehicle.
By your logic I should wear only 1 dollar white tees and clothes from good will.
You stick to eating rice and bread every day

But you can drive a watch. Buy shyt you need..not shyt you dont. Nobody uses watches any more. 10 years ago I had a rather impressive watch collection...but now I wear one and feel impractical cause I have access to the time 24/7 either in my car..in public..or at work.. .and thats not including my phone

 

[CreepyMcCreeperson]

Read The Millionaire Next Door

 

[Chubbs]

The most I’d spend on a watch is about $1k, maybe a little over depending on the watch. I usually like to stay in the $400 range though, Citizen and Movado.

 

[Swirv]

I don't like watches

 

[El Bajo Negro]

I have one of those also
Broke nikkas mentality the right watch holds more value than any mass produced vehicle.
By your logic I should wear only 1 dollar white tees and clothes from good will.
You stick to eating rice and bread every day

My nikka! Now you seein the light hooo shyt that rice and bread have a nikka lookin SWOLE and the hoes love it

 

[Bumblebreh]

Apart from golddiggers,watch enthusiast and watch robbers no one else is going to give two shyts about your rolex in 2018 brehs

 

[Family Lives Matter]

Apart from golddiggers,watch enthusiast and watch robbers no one else is going to give two shyts about your rolex in 2018 brehs

This is the most valid point in the thread.
The fact you mentioned your boy hints at the fact your not really that interested in watches in the first place.

 

[Micron]

Just buy a good knockoff. It's not like anyone is going to ask you to take it off and inspect it.

With 50K to spare on vanity items, I'd rather get custom clothing, or even a custom watch made. While I understand the value of a status symbol, something about spending that kind of money on something that isn't even unique seems like a bit of a waste.

Also no one likes going to a conference where one of the key note speakers is some guy constantly adjusting his Rolex, to make sure everyone knows he has a Rolex. It might be attractive for dedicated gold diggers, but women with any substance aren't impressed by that kind of grandstanding.

 

[Collateral]

It seems to me that OP is trying to justify buying a Rollie to use as a status symbol. Like, see, look at me, I have one too, I belong.

If that’s what you want to do then do it. But many of us aren’t like that, you can see that with all the responses in here.

 

[Collateral]

Just buy a good knockoff. It's not like anyone is going to ask you to take it off and inspect it.

With 50K to spare on vanity items, I'd rather get custom clothing, or even a custom watch made. While I understand the value of a status symbol, something about spending that kind of money on something that isn't even unique seems like a bit of a waste.

Also no one likes going to a conference where one of the key note speaker is some guy constantly adjusting his Rolex, to make sure everyone knows he has a Rolex. It might be attractive for dedicated gold diggers, but women with any substance aren't impressed by that kind of grandstanding.

End up like Ace Hood with your knockoff brehs

 

[New Username]

Just to tell time

 

[Konnan]

I had a blue faced Rolex at 17 years old

Was it fake as hell?

You damn right

I kept that bytch clean tho

 

[606onit]

Get a custom watch with that bread, on that BBB shyt

 

[Blankthawtz]

those ain't Rolex diamonds...da fukk u done to dat??....

 

[BlackDynamite310]

I'm copping this one in a few months.