Vintage Rolexes
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I recently bought a 1960 Oyster Perpetual Datejust and I love it. I did a lot of research before deciding what to buy. I wanted something classic and elegant, but not fussy. A vintage Rolex doesn’t look too over-the-top new money, like a Jacob the Jeweler blinged-out timepiece. Its a gentleman’s watch.
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josh r Sunday 16 September 2007
benny… love the rolex. i got an 82 GMT which i thought was subtle but still rocks the wrist.
didnt know you posted on l@eminor and didnt know you dug vintage rollers. nice one. josh
Zolton Monday 17 September 2007
Hey Josh, Ben Lee is an occasional contributor to Lost At E Minor, along with singer songwriters Laura Veirs and Simple Kid, New York band Coco Rosie and certified rock stars, The Liars. Keep an eye out for all their posts running on the site in coming weeks. the Ben Lee guest edited issue of the weekly Lost At E Minor newsletter comes out next week. Zolton
jj Thursday 20 September 2007
i loooove it. great choice ben.. i like u even more now – good taste!
Brett Friday 12 October 2007
I never thought I’d like a Rolex… with them looking all big clunky and gold, but having seen some vintage ones… promising myself one for my 40th birthday. Should give me enough time to save up.
Sam Tuesday 12 May 2009
I like them too. No disrespect intended but some constructive criticism as no one else will give it to you after you show them your purchase. That watch is one of the least desirable rolex watches available. The band, numerals and gold highlighting is seriously distasteful, I do understand you may love it to death. But come on it’s one of the foulest rolex watches I have seen. Sell it and upgrade! Have you checked out the milgauss?
E Major Wednesday 2 November 2011
How much did you buy it for?