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I bought my first Rolex in 2010 at the price of $3,800 while it was retailing at $4,800 at the time. Today, in 2017, that same watch in totally unworn condition is worth around $11,000. We are t…

Top stories for Long   If I buy a Rolex today and keep it in a perfect condition for 50 years, how much would it cost and would it be a wise investment? Marc Montagne, Built Toolwatch.io - Head of Digital at Vacheron Constantin • Updated Thu I bought my first Rolex in 2010 at the price of $3,800 while it was retailing at $4,800 at the time. Today, in 2017, that same watch in totally unworn condition is worth ar... Read more » 5.3K 374   Do cheaters cheat because their partner can't satisfy them? Chris • Answered June 23 I can only speak for myself, so I will tell you why I cheated - but first let me clarify that this is NOT an excuse, but the "reason" rather. Having said that - there is no... Read more » 989 168   If a US Navy ship is docked overseas, and a crewman who went ashore doesn't report back in time for the ship's scheduled departure date, is he just marked as AWOL and left behind or is a search done for them? Richard Gallerani, former Naval veteran, long haul trucker, umpire and ref • Answered April 2 Ok, this one i know from personal experience. We were docked in Naples, Italy. Me and my partner in slime met up with 2 girls, got shitfaced, and rented a local hotel room f... Read more » 7.2K 344   What is the smartest thing you have seen someone do in court? George, former Retired Policeman • Updated April 29 It was in traffic court. A black real estate lawyer was cited for running a red light. The officer was made to state his case after the lawyer had pled NG. The officer stat... Read more » 1.7K 143   What was Elon Musk's GPA at UPenn? Nathan C, Wellesley High School '16, UPenn Wharton '20 • Updated June 25, 2018 I'm a student at Penn right now and one of the physics professors was an assistant professor at the same time Elon was an undergraduate. Apparently, Elon Musk wasn't an ama... Read more » 2.9K 133   Is it true that in Japan there is a train stop that stops in the middle of nowhere? Asked in Extremely interesting facts • Answered by Alessandro13 • April 21 Yes, in the south of Japan, in Yamaguchi prefecture, there is a train station in the middle of nowhere , with no entrance or exit, in a completely isolated and remote land ... Read more » 10.9K 424   If Jesus spoke Aramaic, how did he speak to the Romans? Patrick S, student of Roman History • Answered November 17, 2023 Jesus, being a Galilean Jew of the first century, most likely spoke Aramaic as his primary language. This raises an intriguing question: How did he communicate with the Rom... Read more » 3K 1.5K   Is Denmark as horrifying as people say? Alamaric • Updated June 28 I visited Denmark not that long ago. It was the worst place I ever visited. The bus drivers were helpful People were out and riding bikes EVERYWHERE and I mean EVERYWHERE to ... Read more » 16.5K 1.5K   I had an officer come to my house with a warrant for my arrest for a ticket that I was never issued. What are my rights? Eileen Wood, Works for a Roofing Contractor (2010-present) • Answered December 4, 2023 I had an officer come to my house with a warrant for my arrest for a ticket that I was never issued. What are my rights? First, no one is going to come to your door for a tr... Read more » 3K 9   Can a failed kidney go back to normal? Sylvia Logan, Kidney Specialist (1998-present) • Updated April 10 When a kidney fails, it means that its function has significantly deteriorated, often to the point where it can no longer effectively filter waste products and excess fluid... Read more » 711 27   Do CIA agents hide the fact they work for the CIA from their immediate family? Fred Landis, worked at University of Southern California • Updated April 12, 2017 When I was in college I used to say that the 2 most absurd facts I knew were that Playboy playmates paid rent and that high-ranking CIA officers got away with living in the... Read more » 4.4K 334   How do cancer patients know the end is near? Nomad, studied at Personal Experiences • Answered May 25 My grandma had stage IV bone cancer. On her last day with us she was resting on the couch and dozed off to sleep. When she woke up she looked at my great grandma, my dad an... Read more » 2K 201 Read more in your feed

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