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A Thoughtful Gift For A Rolex Guy?

UncleBuck
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I am way out over my skis but I have a good friend that did me a thoughtful favor that needs a thoughtful reply.
He is a Rolex guy, a medical doctor, that makes 100 times more than me, so a monetary value gift is out of the question.
Any ideas for a small gift? He is not a watchmaker or historian, just a fan and everyday wearer and I am coming up a blank.

Heck, I always thought Rolex was a division of Rolodex.

Anyway, thanks for any ideas and I'll head on back to the Omega side.
 
JwRosenthal
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Whenever I hear a reference to “flexing their rolie” in pop culture, I think this
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blufinz52
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I received this from a friend and really enjoyed it.

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vintage hab
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If he likes his watch, get him a wall clock that matches it for his office. They come it all models.
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UncleBuck
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Thanks friends, that is what I'm looking for, something a Rolex person would enjoy.
 
Faz
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UncleBuck UncleBuck
I am way out over my skis but I have a good friend that did me a thoughtful favor that needs a thoughtful reply.
He is a Rolex guy, a medical doctor, that makes 100 times more than me, so a monetary value gift is out of the question.
Any ideas for a small gift? He is not a watchmaker or historian, just a fan and everyday wearer and I am coming up a blank.

Heck, I always thought Rolex was a division of Rolodex.

Anyway, thanks for any ideas and I'll head on back to the Omega side.
I've done it with a good friend and hardcore Rolex freak...I got him a sports Seiko SKJ007. He doesn't wear it much but he cherishes it quite a bit.
 
dsio
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I think a book is the best option, affordable and more useful than cheap trinkets of questionable origin
 
Tony C.
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I could sell these. Relatively inexpensive, though not cheap. Attractive vintage displays, and they could be used.

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JimInOz
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UncleBuck UncleBuck
I am way out over my skis but I have a good friend that did me a thoughtful favor that needs a thoughtful reply.
He is a Rolex guy, a medical doctor, that makes 100 times more than me, so a monetary value gift is out of the question.
Any ideas for a small gift? He is not a watchmaker or historian, just a fan and everyday wearer and I am coming up a blank.

Heck, I always thought Rolex was a division of Rolodex.

Anyway, thanks for any ideas and I'll head on back to the Omega side.

Hey Jimbo, I'm a Rolex guy too, I'd love something "Rolex".

Can you spring to a 1978 5513 for me?

😁

Seriously, a thoughtful gesture by a genuine ole boy, whatever you decide I'm sure the benefactor will appreciate the thought more than the gift.
 
JimInOz
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PS: I hope he's not a Geriatrician and you're not just hedging your bets mate!

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