Beware of “The Rolex Forum”

michael22

Serious nut jobs often seem juvenile. On the internet, of course, one doesn't have the benefit of seeing how old someone is.

PSV

It is not what you that gets one in trouble, it is how you say it 😀

RolexGod

Has anyone had any issues with “The Rolex Forum”, the specialist forum dedicated to...erm...well...Rolex 😉
I posted about wanting one myself and needing advice to be abruptly told by members “ please type your search in the search bar this thread has been posted millions of timesalready” ...not exactly helpful is it!?
Then I got banned 3 hours later because I mentioned that the Rolex Air King in my eyes was absolutely ghastly and not to my liking at all ( only an opinion right ?) and I was permanently removed from the site on terms of “abuse of Rolex” haha. So I guess this is my new favourite forum to discuss watches, I just hope I don’t get banned from here for having an opinion.....

knappo1307

Wasn't she banned here? 🍿

blufinz52

She seemed quite popular here for a while. Wonder why?

blufinz52

For the most part...no. But there were a fair number here who seemed quite smitten.

dennisthemenace

Did anyone here actually take her seriously?

olbez

I had just discovered this forum as part of a quest to get myself a nice speedy and this thread was an incredible introduction to the forum. Entertaining as hell and I think we'll get along just fine 😀

nonuffinkbloke

Blimey! I've just had a look over on the Rolex Forum for the first time!😕 They do seem just a little bit 'full of themselves'???😕 They seem to be taking life very seriously???😕
Have they not realised we are all just 'fakkin about'... spinning around the big shiney thing... on a rock in space???😲

ConElPueblo

And that is just the Rolex Subforum on OF!

FreelanceWriter

A few months ago, someone signed up here, apparently, just seeking some info on finding a Flightmaster crystal. I happened to know the answer and responded without any issue. Someone else then responded to the thread strictly to chastise the OP for getting right to his question without more of an introduction and suggested that my responding to it was excessively nice. I responded, essentially, the exact same way as mayankyadav, suggesting that if anybody considered the OP's approach to be rude, one could simply exemplify politeness and the avoidance or rudeness by ignoring the thread altogether instead of chastising the OP for simply asking for the information he sought. The poster who had initially referred to me as being excessively nice then took great offense to my comment, seemed to take it as a personal insult or accusation of rudeness on his part, and then vowed never to help or provide any information to me in the future, in the event I ever needed it.