Your college degree and your Rolex.

[imranahmed]

EE major, Cornell University USA. have some rolex's

[RollieKid]

Bachelor of Business (Accounting)
Certified Chartered Accountant.

See signature for current watches.

[Z3grape]

BA in History & Economics - University of Wisconsin - Madison
Watch - GMT II C (proud new owner)

[OneMoreSi]

De Montfort University. Graduated 2005 BA Hons in Business and Finance.

DSSD 116660.

[Ravager135]

Aerospace medical officer: Naval Aeromedical Institute
Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine: PCOM
Bachelor of Biology: Muhlenberg College
Rolex Submariner Date 16610

[HeyItsRaymond]

BS is Public Management with a minor in Humanities from Northern Arizona University.

[Daytonaman799]

BA Political Science with Honors from The Johns Hopkins University.

167518 Root Beer GMT, 118206 Glacier Roman DD, 18238 Lapis DD, 116520 Black Daytona, 16600 SeaDweller, and a Tudor Sub.

[John McPherson]

Have you ever done Rolex business with JomaShop in Brooklyn? If so what was your experience? Would you do business with them again?

[William.L.]

I guess this is a good place to make my first post.

I am a Business student in a transfer program from my local community college transferring to the University of Michigan. I am getting a BBA with a focus on supply chain management and international business.

I don't currently have a Rolex, but am a huge fan. I've set a goal of owning a 116200 BF OB as my graduation present to myself, with a Pepsi GMT to follow or a sub. I am about 60 credits in with 120 needed to finish. I wish I would have went to school 10 years ago when most kids do, I feel so old there now - Will

[7S26]

Bachelors in Economics. SD 16600 , DJ 116200.

[427shark]

No college for me. I currently have a sub-c & dj2 tt

[hpowders]

BS Chemistry LIU
MS Chemistry LIU
PhD Chemistry (unfinished) Lehigh University

Rolex Submariner Ceramic No Date 114060.

[Headshrinker]

BA, Psychology, Princeton University
MS, Neuropsychology, Princeton University
PhD, Neuropsychology & Clinical Psychology, Princeton University

Rolex YG Day-Date
Rolex Sub 1680
Rolex TT GMT II
Rolex SS Daytona

[Headshrinker]

I am more impressed with the diversity of the members than the actual accomplishments. How often can you find so many people with different backgrounds with something in common? I, myself, find it unique that this hobby we share makes us all part of a brotherhood (sisters too). I would just as likely have a beer with someone from the "School of Hard Knocks" as a CEO, if they shared the same passion; after all, isn't that why we are all here?

[Broker Boy]

Originally Posted by Headshrinker

I am more impressed with the diversity of the members than the actual accomplishments. How often can you find so many people with different backgrounds with something in common? I, myself, find it unique that this hobby we share makes us all part of a brotherhood (sisters too). I would just as likely have a beer with someone from the "School of Hard Knocks" as a CEO, if they shared the same passion; after all, isn't that why we are all here?

Precisely. Couldn't agree more.

[Thunderbird88]

Originally Posted by Headshrinker

I am more impressed with the diversity of the members than the actual accomplishments. How often can you find so many people with different backgrounds with something in common? I, myself, find it unique that this hobby we share makes us all part of a brotherhood (sisters too). I would just as likely have a beer with someone from the "School of Hard Knocks" as a CEO, if they shared the same passion; after all, isn't that why we are all here?

Agreed!
Everything from people who has worked really hard to get the degree they persue to greaseheads like me!
Enjoying this!

I myself only have (similar to, Swedish system abit different) college degree and one extra year after.
College - Airplane technician, heavy jet aircrafts
The exta year - Helicopter technician, light & heavy helicopters (turbine and piston) and I also took cert for light piston engine aircrafts

What I work with?
Commissioning engineer for ABB. Doing drives and PLC systems
Continue this for a few more years and then probably go back to school and get a degree in automation engineer. Not that I need to but I want to learn more theoretical parts, practical I know from my line of work and then go back to the same job.

EDIT: Almost forgot, the watch!
Rolex 16713

[tkerrmd]

Originally Posted by Headshrinker

I am more impressed with the diversity of the members than the actual accomplishments. How often can you find so many people with different backgrounds with something in common? I, myself, find it unique that this hobby we share makes us all part of a brotherhood (sisters too). I would just as likely have a beer with someone from the "School of Hard Knocks" as a CEO, if they shared the same passion; after all, isn't that why we are all here?

as usual well said and spot on my friend, forum is truly a great place for all, no (well few) haters hear

[iclick]

1969: B.S., B.A.
1971: Bought first Rolex (current GMT)
1973: M.B.A.
Interim: No more school, worked, and flipped a few watches.
2014: Now retired with three good watches and two clunkers (see below). No more school, no more work, but watch flipping will likely continue.

[hamrwood]

USMC, Parris Island Campus; Certificate in Kicking a$$ and chewing bubble gum. Due to budget cuts that year, we never got the bubble gum.

Later:

BA Classics, University of Florida
MA Liberal Arts, Louisiana State University
MA International Relations, Auburn University

Rolex SubC Hulk

[LuminousMaximus]

I'm an aspiring international Man of Leisure...

But am currently, pursuing my Doctorate in the field...

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[Juantxo]

B.A. Philosophy
M.A. Clinical Psychology
P.G. Clinical Psychology
Sold my soul to the devil: MBA

A dozen Rolex and two dozen others (PP, AP, JLC, etc.)

[11430]

3rd Rolex,

114300
116234
116610

Did not finish Highschool

[Taekwondo113]

Doing a bachelor's in Electrical Engineering at the University of Puerto Rico. Currently own a Breitling Navimeter with white dial. Will buy first rolex DJ or Sub when I study abroad in Spain to get VAT.

[Jimmy Jam Jam]

Birmingham City University- Visual Communication- Photography

Currently own an absolutely scratched to hell BLNR :)

[woodedareas]

BS, MS U of Wisconsin. DJ

[moviefreak]

B.S Mining Engineering
M.S Mining Engineering
Ph.D(c) Mining Engineering

Most of the time I wear an old 1675... or the Daydate when the time is right.. Other times it is just black subs and every now and then an Explorer or an Old Daytona.

[rudy_in_berkeley]

....In Broadcast Journalism, University of Southern California. Spent 15 years on-air and then ended up in Silicon Valley.

I've gone vintage so far, though I'm likely going to get a late-model Explorer II soon.



From left to right: '65 1016 gilt dial, '66 5513 meters-first, '51 6034, '42 4220

[roger0770]

MPH in Industrial Hygiene - University of Michigan
B.S. in Molecular Cellular Biology - University of California, Davis

my watches: GMT II - Master 16760, Sea Dweller 16600

[dbphotos]

Nice vintage lineup!

Originally Posted by rudy_in_berkeley

....In Broadcast Journalism, University of Southern California. Spent 15 years on-air and then ended up in Silicon Valley.

I've gone vintage so far, though I'm likely going to get a late-model Explorer II soon.



From left to right: '65 1016 gilt dial, '66 5513 meters-first, '51 6034, '42 4220

[zion_rasta]

Originally Posted by moviefreak

B.S Mining Engineering
M.S Mining Engineering
Ph.D(c) Mining Engineering

Most of the time I wear an old 1675... or the Daydate when the time is right.. Other times it is just black subs and every now and then an Explorer or an Old Daytona.

Please tell you work in the Mining industry