Been very blessed in my life to have had some wonderful opportunities (especially in the realm of online entrepreneurship) and have had quite a growing addiction to luxury wearables... On the left is my first ever Rolex, a 2013 Date-Just Ref. 116334 that I was able to snag back in December 2020 (mainly as a gift for myself for hitting a business milestone with my own company at the time). The middle child, and middle here lol, is a 1996 Rolex Explorer II Ref. 16570 which I couldn't say no to when I got a phone call from my authorized dealer just a few months after obtaining my first one... And on the right is my Gold Day-Date Ref. 18038 from 1979 which I got in Ginza/Tokyo in Japan (after looking in 1000 stores conservatively lol) back in June of 2024. This was something really big as it was in celebration of a personal business milestone that I always wanted to hit/accomplish... + this was the same referenced watch worn by one of my favourite TV show characters of all time Tony Soprano haha! Curious to know, out of those 3 which one would be your daily wrist wearer? I've gone in cycles in all 3 but currently it has to be the Day-Date...

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Wouldn’t that be cool? It’s an AI video but it is fun to watch…and to consider the possibilities 🤔 https://www.instagram.com/reel/DSApYMhEWxn/?igsh=MTcwMmxrNnB0NTY5cg==