Will a Rolex Get You Laid? Will a Rolex Help You Get a Longer Term Girlfriend?

[SW15]

For some men, they need possessions like a Rolex and a luxury car brand in order to get laid. If they don't have those things, they are more likely to be incel and being incel is bad. That factors into the analysis of what to do in a purchase situation.

 

[nicksaiz65]

For some men, they need possessions like a Rolex and a luxury car brand in order to get laid. If they don't have those things, they are more likely to be incel and being incel is bad. That factors into the analysis of what to do in a purchase situation.

This is very true. I just wanted to interject the point that in my opinion, trying to do this using only credit is destined to fail long-term. I will bash them at any chance I get lol.

I think the credit card companies know this and prey on it with their marketing.

 

[SW15]

I think the credit card companies know this and prey on it with their marketing.

Credit cards are not the only way to pay for things. There's also cash. Credit cards can also be paid off in full at the end of each pay period.

trying to do this using only credit is destined to fail long-term. I will bash them at any chance I get lol.

I think the credit card companies know this and prey on it with their marketing.

Plenty of men go into debt in an effort to seduce. I mentioned earlier in this thread about how Phoenix/Scottsdale men commonly spend money they don't have on items (including Rolexes) in order to impress women and get laid.

 

[AmsterdamAssassin]

For some men, they need possessions like a Rolex and a luxury car brand in order to get laid.

Sounds like quite a lot of money to nail a gold digger.

 

[nicksaiz65]

Credit cards are not the only way to pay for things. There's also cash. Credit cards can also be paid off in full at the end of each pay period.



Plenty of men go into debt in an effort to seduce. I mentioned earlier in this thread about how Phoenix/Scottsdale men commonly spend money they don't have on items (including Rolexes) in order to impress women and get laid.

Absolutely. If you’re going to be a man who uses money to attract/seduce, then ideally you should use cash or pay off your credit cards at the end of every cycle. That’s the main point I want to make, so the companies don’t make a killing in interest lol.

 

[SW15]

Rolexes came up on another thread and I want to bring the Rolex discussion to a Rolex specific thread.

2nd meet-up, and done...

Hi everyone, I posted a few weeks ago that I had a coffee date with a woman who is originally from Columbia. She warned me beforehand that her English wasn't the best, and after meeting her, I decided not to pursue anything further, because she was right... and I saw no-point escalating if...

www.sosuave.net

This is a guy who has a Rolex from his deceased father that he needs to get re-sized for roughly $1,500. New Rolexes are typically a lot more than $1,500. Spending $1,500 on getting the Rolex re-sized might get him more dating results in conventional dating

Get your Rolex re-sized and get it on your wrist! It has the potential to help with your seductions.

I honestly don't know if many people would actually know it is a Rolex, because it is actually a plain looking watch.

There are many plainer looking Rolex models, especially a lot of pre-1980 models. Since your father owned the watch, I'm guessing it is a pre-1980 Rolex. Is it a steel Rolex? The stainless steel Rolex don't stand out as much as gold Rolexes and don't tend to get noticed by women as much. A stainless steel Rolex can help but you might have to point it out more.

 

[DarwinTaurus]

Rolexes came up on another thread and I want to bring the Rolex discussion to a Rolex specific thread.

2nd meet-up, and done...

Hi everyone, I posted a few weeks ago that I had a coffee date with a woman who is originally from Columbia. She warned me beforehand that her English wasn't the best, and after meeting her, I decided not to pursue anything further, because she was right... and I saw no-point escalating if...

www.sosuave.net

There are many plainer looking Rolex models, especially a lot of pre-1980 models. Since your father owned the watch, I'm guessing it is a pre-1980 Rolex. Is it a steel Rolex? The stainless steel Rolex don't stand out as much as gold Rolexes and don't tend to get noticed by women as much. A stainless steel Rolex can help but you might have to point it out more.

No, it is not that old. Post the year 2000, and yes, it is stainless steel, not gold.

 

[SW15]

No, it is not that old. Post the year 2000, and yes, it is stainless steel, not gold.

That's reasonably new. I was expecting it to be older. It's worth some time on your wrist to see if it brings you some more pussie.

 

[Bingo-Player]

Imo for the vast majority of women you come across its not going to make a blind bit of difference

materialistic / narcissistic women ( the worst kinds of women ) may notice and may give you some brownie points

Most women though aren't really going to care , what the care about is how the room reacts to you , how individuals react to you , your composure , your confidence around her

this is what women care about and are attracted too not stupid brand name accessories

 

[AmsterdamAssassin]

You will come across three types of women:

A) The ones who don't give a fvck about your watch.
B) Golddiggers who use your watch as an indicator how easy you are to fleece
C) Female watch nerds who understand that Rolex buyers are unimaginative and dull crowd followers. Someone of real substance wears a (Grand) Seiko.

 

[DarwinTaurus]

That's reasonably new. I was expecting it to be older. It's worth some time on your wrist to see if it brings you some more pussie.

My Dad bought it after he retired. I don't think he ever actually wore it much. I think he just treated himself to a luxury good, knowing that it would increase in value. I have the original box as well, when I'm home from work, I'll try and find the specific model.

 

[SW15]

I have the original box as well, when I'm home from work, I'll try and find the specific model.

Thanks. I suspect it is something like a Rolex Datejust 16200, which was a basic steel Rolex from the 1990s/early 2000s. That's a nice watch.

 

[DarwinTaurus]

Thanks. I suspect it is something like a Rolex Datejust 16200, which was a basic steel Rolex from the 1990s/early 2000s. That's a nice watch.

Hi, I just checked the watch. It is a Rolex Explorer 1.

Rolex Explorer

 

[SW15]

Hi, I just checked the watch. It is a Rolex Explorer 1.

Rolex Explorer

Thank you for taking the time to check. I don't think the Explorer is as good for seduction as a Datejust (often steel but can be two tone) or Day Date (gold). Some like the Explorer more than I like it.

 

[DarwinTaurus]

Thank you for taking the time to check. I don't think the Explorer is as good for seduction as a Datejust (often steel but can be two tone) or Day Date (gold). Some like the Explorer more than I like it.

I personally prefer the look of a silver / steel watch, as compared to gold. I also do wear a gold pinkie ring (again, was my Dad's... I used to own my own, which had a diamond in it, however, I unfortunately lost that), which is a nice contrast to a silver watch.

 

[SW15]

I personally prefer the look of a silver / steel watch, as compared to gold.

Many prefer Rolexes in the silver color, steel combination. The gold stands out a little bit more. The silver color, steel combination watches might not even get noticed by women at nightlife type venues when initially approaching or on a first date.

 

[RickTheToad]

This is a really dumb thread. You buy a Rolex for you, not them. You buy a Patek for your future son/daughter, not you or them. If you are just buying one for the female hole, just get a fake one; they'd not know the difference.

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[SW15]

 

[SW15]

You buy a Rolex for you, not them.

I had a conversation earlier this week with a Rolex owner. He is a married man who has been married for over a decade.

His owning of a Rolex has never gotten him pussie because he bought his first Rolex after he was married. He doesn't think it has helped his wife remain attracted to him.

He said essentially the same thing as what I am quoting above. He doesn't believe most Rolex owners will see a significant benefit in attracting new women. He thinks it could help in keeping an existing relationship but even that's questionable to him. To him, buying a Rolex isn't the most effective way into getting pussie, though he thinks the gold Day Date watches have the ability to get attention. He doesn't think the steel Rolexes are attention getters in any way. That's a common sentiment among Rolex owners and one mentioned earlier in this thread.

He thinks that there are better options if men are to use money as an angle into getting pussie.

I have had interest in buying a Rolex for a long time but have never done it. My more basic watch mentioned in the first post has served me well. When I have had interest in buying a Rolex over the years, it has been for its potential as a seduction aid. Many men have had this line of thought as it has been mentioned on other internet forums besides here.

 

[NealIRC]

Do a thread on men shoes?