What does having a Rolex mean?

Rolex watches have been worn by a number of the most influential people in the world. On the other hand, popular Rolex sports watches like the Rolex Submariner and the Cosmograph Daytona have become traditional symbols of success, security, and masculinity.

How do you wear a Rolex?

When you wear a watch, it is customary to wear it on your non-dominant hand. This allows for easy operation of the watch’s functions with your dominant hand. Because of this, most right-handed people will then wear their watch on their left hand, and most watches are configured for right-handed users.

When should I wear my Rolex?

You should wear your Rolex watch just the way you want. Whether that is loosely or tightly. Some people prefer to wear their watches loosely so it can move around on the wrist slightly, whilst others like it to sit snug on the wrist.

Is the Rolex Day-date ref 228238 a good watch to buy?

The Rolex Day-Date Ref 228238 is an impressive watch. Also known as the Rolex President, wearing one is a major power move. At the same time, the model has a reputation for being a bit dated (no pun intended). Sure rappers and other big-time celebrities are snapped wearing them from time to time.

What kind of people own Rolexes?

People whose middle names are modesty and charity own Rolexes. Fidel Castro wore a Rolex GMT Master during his rule, and Castro was not known for his opulence. Dare to think it: One of the world’s longest lasting communists wore a Rolex without anyone suspecting that he was a wealthy capitalist.

Do people notice when you wear a Rolex?

People will notice your Rolex and they might even make a snap judgement about you just because of watch. But that’s okay. You’re doing the same to them when you notice the shoes they’re wearing, the bag they’re carrying, the car they’re driving, or even their watch, too.

Why did Martin Luther King wear a Rolex Datejust?

Because Martin Luther King wore a Rolex Datejust, and a gold one at that. King wore it while giving his “I Have a Dream” speech. The Dalai Lama has a Rolex. Actually, he has 15 Rolexes. The Dalai Lama said in an interview with the Malaysian Star in 2010, “I just like watches.”