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

[darksprezzatura]

Would a homeless man wearing a Rolex get laid?

A guy with a congruent lifestyle to afford one would in all probability have the social skills to sleep with many women.

 

[SW15]

Would a homeless man wearing a Rolex get laid?

No, he would not.

A guy with a congruent lifestyle to afford one would in all probability have the social skills to sleep with many women.

There are two common scenarios I see in congruency....

1. Men with plenty of money to afford nice things, including Rolexes, but subpar social skills.
2. Men who have a Rolex but a rather basic apartment and possibly a basic car too. That could confuse women.

 

[SW15]

A guy with a congruent lifestyle to afford one would in all probability have the social skills to sleep with many women.

2. Men who have a Rolex but a rather basic apartment and possibly a basic car too. That could confuse women.

What do you think happens when a man has a Rolex but doesn't have similar level material goods in other areas? Let's say his car isn't a top brand car for instance.

I have an expensive watch, but it’s not a Rolex. I’ve even owned nice ones with diamonds on them in the past. The only people that ever commented on my watches were other men. I honestly don’t think they ever helped me get pVssy

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[jaymbrs]

I don't think there's much difference between a man wearing an $8k Rolex and a woman carrying an $8k Birkin bag. I don't know the first thing about handbags and definitely wouldn't even know the price of it. So why should a woman automatically know it's an $8k watch? Or even a real Rolex for that matter. And honestly, if she did, I'd assume gold digger right off the bat.

 

[Mike32ct]

I remember 5String mentioning an attractive nurse that got really interested in his Omega_Speed_master watch.

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[Divorced w 3]

My boy wore a Rolex out, he’s always trendy though. He got no looks last weekend with it out. I looked like a frat boy and I pulled down 5 sets. The couple weeks prior to that when he had his RVCA flamingo hat, he stole my 24 year old elementary school teacher on the dance floor the rat bastard. He’s trust fund money though, he can outspent me 10:1 and hypergamy wins. He’s also a fun guy.

 

[Divorced w 3]

Rolex is classic “trying to be rich”

it’s not even a particularly good brand for the money. Much better available for similar cost.

pair the Rolex with a Range Rover bought on credit with a personalised number plate and you can create the “complete egotistical wanker” package set!

edit: I realise some of you have them.

before I get my head smashed in, I’d wear one, if that’s your thing, each to their own.

I am not a fan of flash. Although I do buy flash with suits and dress shoes.

I wear a £150 watch currently and drive a Lexus. I just find German cars and Rolexes a bit lacking in imagination.

I live in U.K. and the Bimmer 3 is the most common car on the road. Perhaps in the states it has rarity value

No sir. Rolex is what serious money wears.

 

[threeforfree]

Semi related, maybe….
I rarely wear a watch at all, but I wear my Apple Watch when out. Basically so I can keep my phone put away but not miss any messages.

I currently have the stock black rubber watchband on it, because it’s easy to keep clean when I sweat at the gym. Is there much value in upgrading to a fancier band, or is that a minimal return on investment thing?

 

[TimothyPrice]

I own two Rolex’s but dollar to lay ratio…put the money into a boat or a sport bike or travel. Spend a few hundred bucks and you can get a replica that you would need a jeweler’s eye to distinguish.
Most of my gaming has been of college girls who don’t care that much about money. If you’re somewhere like South Florida you’ll need some bling.

 

[BillyPilgrim]

I simply write the word "now" on the top of my wrist. Hasn't failed me yet.

Mode One for the win, baby.

 

[Divorced w 3]

way better choices out there than Rolex.

rolex is the chav option. I think the word chav can be interchange with “jersey” in the US.

no one who is serious about nice watches wears a rolller. It’s what people buy when they want to project wealth. Like a Range Rover.

I’d wear one,you can get a Rolex for £5k, it’s not a big deal, a credit card can get you one. And often; they are purchased on credit

Ok well the dude I know who wears one is 87 years old, one of the most influential men in manhattan’s social circle and his business does about 300 mil annually in sales. But that’s probably a fluke.

 

[BillyPilgrim]

Ok well the dude I know who wears one is 87 years old, one of the most influential men in manhattan’s social circle and his business does about 300 mil annually in sales. But that’s probably a fluke.

I know this dude too. Small world, huh? What you're not mentioning is that he just started up the biz two years ago at 85 and while he does have good drive and ambition for his age, he would be nowhere without the Rolex.

Nowhere, I say.

 

[Divorced w 3]

I know this dude too. Small world, huh? What you're not mentioning is that he just started up the biz two years ago at 85 and while he does have good drive and ambition for his age, he would be nowhere without the Rolex.

Nowhere, I say.

As you know, just a little side project… something to keep himself busy.

 

[Murk]

Get a German whip, blacked out windows leaning back.

 

[Snag87]

Watches are obsolete technology (obviously this doesn't apply to smartwatches.) Their only purpose is to advertise wealth. I'd never wear an expensive watch as it increases your odds of being a victim of an armed robbery. There are far more practical methods to peacock.

 

[SW15]

Watches are obsolete technology (obviously this doesn't apply to smartwatches.) Their only purpose is to advertise wealth.

I think many men think that the primary purpose of a Rolex is to help them get laid.

If you have a Rolex and a good German car brand, is that enough to get you laid? Or do you still need more?

I have them both , And I can not say that I have a better sex life than I used to have before having them

I would think a lot of men would find that a disappointment if they got those two things and it didn't affect their sex lives.

 

[NealIRC]

Instead of watches, and shoes, what about jewelry?

Ruby, sapphire, emerald?

 

[NealIRC]

Also, say you were going to buy a $5,000 Rolex watch at Target or so.

So as the conveyor belt runs, the cashier scans the Rolex watch, $5,000, and then okay, you swipe your card, pay for it.

Would you not want to pick the hottest female cashiers?

And the reason I chose Target is they allow their female employees to wear tank top uniforms that can show some cleavage, instead of others, so.

2. What if you were going to buy a Rolex watch with your wife? Would she oppose you picking a hot female cashier, would she force you to pick a guy cashier?

 

[jaymbrs]

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Rolex is one of the most prestigious brands. To get a Rolex time piece, expect to spend more than $8,000.

While there are other watch brands, Rolex is the one most well known.

If a man isn't getting laid and is struggling in swiping/approaching, how much difference will a ~$10,000 Rolex make in terms of attracting women initially? How much difference will it make in terms of obtaining a girlfriend?

I've never had a Rolex. I was gifted a better than average watch at college graduation but not comparable to Rolex. That watch has never gotten me any female attention. This is a watch that retailed at over $1,000 in the mid-2000s. A Rolex in the mid-2000s was at least $6,000-$7,000 for the sake of comparison.

Women like watches on men. They just do. And they don't care what brand it is, per se. As long as it looks good. This excludes techy watches like Apple and Samsung as they're too generic. I've had MANY females love my Mr. Daddy watch by Diesel obviously because of the outrageous size of it. But it looked good on me and it was an easy conversation starter. It was like playing with a cheat code, that my friend went out a got one. So I'll agree with the video that size matters. Would I get the same reaction or attention from women with a small face Rolex? Highly doubt it.
BUT if you decide to buy a Rolex of any kind, the best way to get laid is to come up with a background story about the watch like it was your deceased grandfathers that was handed down to you or something like that because it conveys sentimental value and women get all in their emotions when they hear stuff like that.

 

[SW15]

Also, say you were going to buy a $5,000 Rolex watch at Target or so.

So as the conveyor belt runs, the cashier scans the Rolex watch, $5,000, and then okay, you swipe your card, pay for it.

Would you not want to pick the hottest female cashiers?

And the reason I chose Target is they allow their female employees to wear tank top uniforms that can show some cleavage, instead of others, so.

2. What if you were going to buy a Rolex watch with your wife? Would she oppose you picking a hot female cashier, would she force you to pick a guy cashier?

Rolexes are not sold at Target. Rolexes are typically sold in upscale shops/upscale jewelers.

Buying a Rolex at an upscale shop from an attractive female sales rep means nothing. She deals with rich men all day.

It's possible to buy a pre-owned Rolex either online or at some specialized shops in-person as well.